Sentence examples for complex legacy from inspiring English sources
The music that the orchestra was playing had a complex legacy in Kinshasa.
The reality that Schama does not dwell on, however, is Britain's complex legacy.
It remains a complex legacy of the Facebook years, he says.
"Hokusai" explores in depth the complex legacy of an inventive and thoroughly delightful master.
Ms. Kim's lighthouse, and the other projects this year, have taken oblique aim at slavery and its complex legacy.
The library's acquisition will give scholars and enthusiasts of Baroque music a closer look at Ms. Landowska's complex legacy, said Raymond White, senior music specialist at the library.
And on principle I'm disappointed by the message sent when two men with complex legacies outpace a woman who devoted herself completely to serving others.
A body of writing exists in anthropology on the complex legacies of nuclear weapons testing [22].
Longer sequences, involving soils and relict paleosols on Pleistocene morainal and glaciofluvial surfaces in the central Yukon Territory, record more complex legacies of pedogenesis and landscape evolution, but with much coarser time control and many potentially confounding influences of climatic change and disturbance processes.
Rodriguez has woven such a complex Yankees legacy that his words carry little meaning.
British policymakers would do well to understand the specific context and complex colonial legacy of French-Algerian relations before they go looking for direct comparisons.
