Sentence examples for an inheritor from inspiring English sources

She is not an heiress but she is an inheritor.

Sebald was an inheritor of a dark history, interested in the shame of the progeny.

"I'm an inheritor," the tenant said recently by telephone, a slight quiver in her voice.

Mr. Green does, though, appear to be an inheritor of Mr. Giuliani's voters.

But Shabnam is now an inheritor and contributor to the tradition her father pioneered.

"Clown" suggested early Mariah Carey, and "Next to Me" was an inheritor of the soulful house music of the 1990s.

While President Trump isn't exactly the cannot-tell-a-lie inheritor of the Washingtonian tradition, his Treasury Secretary, the foreclosure king of America, is distinctly no Alexander Hamilton.

She had in tow Winston S. Churchill, M.P., Sir Winston's grandson (and Pamela Harriman's son), an unfortunate inheritor of a great name whose career never came to much, but who served as a useful mascot on such occasions.

Taylor's persuasive contention is that Proust, a dilettante inheritor, was a talented young writer who morphed into a genius through the tragicomedies of his social climbing and his awkward sexual adventures.

"Ethnic Affinity" is only a recent inheritor of a long history of politically charged data.

Hardy may be an authentic inheritor of the brutish Stanley Baker crown, but Helgeland is no Losey, no Endfield.