Sentence examples for collective legacy from inspiring English sources

Today, however, their collective legacy hangs heavy over two forthcoming albums from Midlake and Yuck.

Their collective legacy is strategic failure, the dimensions of which are only just starting to emerge.

This, though, is where the question of Brady and Belichick's collective legacy gets tricky, even for two men certain to reach the Hall of Fame.

But he doesn't acknowledge that New York City, unlike Oklahoma City, has a modern collective legacy of placing real estate revenue and commerce over humanistic concerns.

There is a real and present danger that our collective legacy could end as the greatest of all human tragedies.

Whatever their current project, their great collective legacy remains the television show, as subversive and bizarre as consistent hilarity has ever gotten on television.

For Danspace Project's Judson-themed season, his new "Judson Church Is Ringing in Harlem (Made to Measure)" reverses the scenario, imagining the avant-garde making its way uptown for a different take on the collective's legacy.

As artists and organizations throughout New York salute Judson's 50th anniversary this fall, Movement Research and the Anthology Film Archives remind us of the collective's interdisciplinary legacy, hosting this screening of short films by Jonas Mekas, Simone Forti, Anne Tardos, Steve Paxton and Babette Mangolte.

However, Thatcherism left an ugly legacy of collective selfishness and a bitter taste in the mouth – in Charlie's case, the taste of meths, which anaesthetised him as he finally cast himself under a speeding truck.

In a sustainable development perspective, the notion of heritage is meant as "collective memory or historical legacy": the conservation action requires to ensure its transmission to future generations.

Lawrence Burney travels to Louisiana to chat with the Pink Room Project, a young collective pushing the musical legacy of New Orleans into the future.