Sentence examples for deeper legacy from inspiring English sources

"I want to create a deeper legacy.

Even if they don't, Tristan would rather this World Cup foster a deeper legacy than the temporary fandom of disappointed Yanks.

But Supreme Court observers and advocacy groups were hoping Obama would choose to make history again and ensure a deeper legacy -- like when he nominated Sotomayor, the court's first Latina.

Kerry Byrne, a Quincy native newly appointed as its brand ambassador, argued that such a deep legacy in the fight against tyranny was powerful.

The Spartans, who have clinched at least a share of the Big Ten title, have put together a deep legacy since 1994: winning the 2000 N.C.A.A. tournament and reaching six Final Fours while collecting seven regular-season Big Ten championships.

Moreover, a civil war in 1947 and the long dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner (1954 89) left a deep legacy of fear and self-censorship among Paraguayans, who began to overcome those impediments only in the early 21st century.

The crisis has raised fears of further instability in a volatile region where armed groups often crisscross borders to prey on communities, and where several civil wars have left a deep legacy of fear and distrust.

His presidency also made rich contributions to the modern political lexicon: think of the "silent majority", the "-gate" suffix for scandal and the "Nixon-to-China" metaphor for hardliners who strike deals with foes.Perhaps Nixon's deepest legacy is the polarisation that continues to define American politics.

Though her taste and her prose style have filtered through several generations of movie critics, her deepest legacy lies not in the character of her judgments or the vibrant cadences of her prose but in her belief in the power of popular art not only to reflect on life but also to make us more alive, more present to each other.

There will always be a deep legacy in the printed word.

The deep legacy of a shepherd, with its complex rituals, formulae and devotions, hid a very different religiousness, unique and yet profoundly orthodox but, which basically offered a transcendental meaning, linked to this close connection with nature.