Sentence examples similar to an exceptional heritage from inspiring English sources

Written in conjunction with the hotel chain Travelodge, Backing UK Tourism: Destination Recovery, reflects wider concerns among business leaders that while in the midst of recession, Britain – which ought, given its exceptional heritage, to be a world leader in tourism – is losing out on the money generated by tourism, something our economy can ill afford.

A British archeologist, Gertrude Bell, who came to Iraq as secretary to the British Governor, was instrumental in helping Iraq set up institutions to preserve its exceptional heritage.

It's sad to see today's Republicans hostile to continuing federal stewardship of these lands, since it was Republicans like Theodore Roosevelt whom we most owe for this exceptional heritage.

The status awarded to Burgundy and Champagne was hailed by President François Hollande as "international recognition for the exceptional heritage of these regions and pays tribute to the diversity and dynamism of all the territories which are the wealth of our country".

The honour goes to writers "who have made an exceptional impact on this country's literary heritage", with previous recipients including Judy Blume, Ursula K Le Guin, Elmore Leonard and John Updike.

An exceptional crisis requires an exceptional response.

A second World Heritage site in Dessau is the Garden Kingdom of Dessau-Wörlitz, an exceptional example of 18th-century landscape design.

Still an exceptional talent.

This was an exceptional marriage".

"America is an exceptional nation".

"It is an exceptional signature".