Sentence examples for broader legacy from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Brown approaches the end of his career, his broader legacy is also in play.

Minstrelsy has had a broader legacy than tap dance, Byrd feels.

In recent months, anti-poverty campaigners have grown agitated about the broader legacy of debt.

Pawel is fair on the subject of Chavez's broader legacy: "The good outweighed the bad," she agrees.

A British conflict tribunal might have the further benefit of appeasing Eurosceptics and, if political currency were all that mattered, surely this would be the ideal broader legacy for Northern Ireland.

To this we might add that philosophy in the Islamic world was itself a broader legacy of al-Kindi's, and this in two respects.

As it is, this zany bandleader left behind a broad legacy to share with the next, irreverent generation; the raspberries punctuating the 1942 Hitler-baiting ode "Der Fuehrer's Face" are a master class of substantial absurdity.

A lot of the capital and operational transport spend on the London 2012 Games was designed to have very broad economic, social and health benefits and leave behind a broad legacy that classic transport planning would not have led to.

In the hours before the cardinal's death on Wednesday night, people in the churches and on the streets of New York offered their own eulogies that reflected the prelate's broad legacy.

An unapologetic liberal with a sharp tongue and a knack for financial minutiae, Mr. Frank built a broad legacy as an advocate for affordable housing, an opponent of the death penalty and one of President Bill Clinton's staunchest supporters during impeachment proceedings.

Her broad legacy is testimony to the heights an actor can reach in the performing arts, survival through unimaginable tragedies, and a steadfast devotion to social and charitable causes.