Sentence examples for critical legacy from inspiring English sources

Leo Steinberg (1920 2011) was an art historian whose focus extended from the Renaissance to the modern, and who left a critical legacy on several generations of scholars, critics, and artists.

What, though, will be Kermode's critical "legacy"?

She is author of Representation and Its Discontents: The Critical Legacy of German Romanticism.

But this illusion is sustained by a remarkable sense of spatial composition and narrative symmetry -- the invisible source of the perfection that is Mr. Rohmer's critical legacy.

"We are here today to stand up and let people know that theirs is a critical legacy," said Rohulaman Quander, a resident of the District of Columbia and a descendant of a Mount Vernon slave, Suckey Bay.

That immense critical legacy might have gone to oblivion had it not been for the bookseller Ed Maggs, who bought several crates of McCarthy's reports after they were discovered in a cinema near Bristol.

If there are critical legacies to Camera Lucida, the first is probably its insistence (not as obvious as it seems) that photographs are always photographs of something.

Traditional ways of accessing job-critical legacy systems and procedural manuals do exist but, without automation, they're slower and provide less assistance.

Software systems modernisation using Service Oriented Architectures (SOAs) and Web Services represents a valuable option for extending the lifetime of mission-critical legacy systems.

The private cloud ensures that the public cloud is exploited for appropriate workloads while maintaining traditional IT delivery for business-critical legacy applications, which can be optimized in place as needed.

Apparently, participants in the Southern political system have come to accept the idea that (a) race and racism are real, critical, unavoidable legacies in the public arena, and that (b) moderated race-gaming is an appropriate way to do political business in contemporary regional democracy.