Sentence examples for brilliant legacy from inspiring English sources

That's not a brilliant legacy for the Russians currently trying to make a living in the sport.

I'm not always entirely serious about things but I am completely serious about what an important role it is - talking about children's books and our brilliant legacy of children's literature in this country and to represent writers and illustrators and readers.

I hope that our humble doodle does his brilliant legacy some justice," she wrote.

This brilliant legacy, become familial burden, framed the life and work of Jan Brueghel the Elder, Pieter Bruegel's son, and his sons after him.

Too young at the time of his death to learn from their father, the sons studied with their grandmother and became important artists in their own right, part of a brilliant legacy of four generations in the 16th and 17th centuries.

But for an inventory of his possessions when near the end of his life he declared himself insolvent, the great artist left few clues about himself, save in his art, a brilliant legacy of more than 2,300 works, among them the famed Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp, Night Watch, some of his self-portraits, and Aristotle with a Bust of Homer, on this month's cover.

Iain Standen from the Bletchley Park Trust said the exhibition gave "long-awaited recognition to the short but brilliant life and legacy of Alan Turing, the father of computing".

Of course Borgen, The Bridge and the arriving Legacy are brilliant Scandi contenders.

You were a brilliant man, and the legacy you built will be carried on by the family you loved.

That dual legacy — a brilliant collection but with a low public profile — is what Mari Lyn Salvador inherited when she took over as the museum's director in December.

The fact that she left a legacy of brilliant poetry, which came out of that despair, is an extraordinary irony, as the fame and recognition she craved in those last months only came after her death.