Sentence examples for classical legacy from inspiring English sources
The best representative is V.V. Swaminathan, who also is responsible for the rediscovery of the Tamil classical legacy, usually called "Tamil Renaissance," which tended to direct the mood of writers back to the glorious past.
(Schweitzer)20090924 ★ YALE IN NEW YORK (Saturday) A series of concerts by students and faculty of the Yale School of Music opens on Saturday with an intriguing program titled "The Classical Legacy of Benny Goodman".
We consider the presence of various receivers in the system, ones that are equipped with the proposed spectrum shaping algorithms, and others that can be treated as classical, legacy LTE devices (base stations or mobile terminals).
The Western classical legacy is very well-documented.
Italy's classical legacy, however, is an important point of the country's identity, particularly opera; traditional operatic pieces remain a popular part of music and an integral component of national identity.
For a long time afterwards, 'pagans' and 'Christians' lived 'in between' polytheistic and monotheist traditions and disputed Classical and non-Classical legacies.
To be truthful - and truly to take stock of the classical rabbinic legacy, and of human nature - we have never given up speculating far beyond ourselves, as a people and as a species.
Classical Music Ongoing Legacy London's Nash Ensemble has long been a favorite at the 92nd Street Y; the group returns to launch a week of concerts anchoring "Will to Create, Will to Live," a celebration of the extraordinary artistic creativity that endured at Theresienstadt during the Second World War.
Humanism was founded on the philological ambition to recapture the legacy of classical literature, both by the retrieval of texts and by the imitation of classical style; but, equally, it implied the recognition of language as a persuasive medium, the province of rhetoric.
Beyond this, the exhibition, half of which is at the Dahesh Museum of Art in Manhattan, is a boon for those with an eye for the legacy of classical literature in art.
