Sentence examples similar to age-old legacy from inspiring English sources

Judaism is not meant to be primarily cool and hip; its history is one of thousands of years, and its beauty lies in its age-old traditions and deep-rooted legacies.

Chiang, too, claimed to be protecting a revolutionary legacy -- in his case that of Sun Yat-sen -- while celebrating age-old virtues.

An age-old question.

Then began the age-old negotiation.

Calvin Trillin settles an age-old dispute.

It's an age-old problem.

Value versus growth, the age-old battle.

But some age-old problems persisted.

Annuities are an age-old concept.

This is an age-old remedy.

Superstitions lie in age-old traditions.