Sentence examples for double legacy from inspiring English sources

Vietnam has left a double legacy in America.

This double legacy of supporting Israel and the Algerian struggle symbolized the predicament of the entire postwar European left.

And, in a way, this exposes the tricky double legacy of nationalism that the Olympics really celebrate.

But by the time he was a freshman in high school, it was evident he would never get in, he recalls, "even as a double legacy".

This double legacy, escaping conventional party categories, is what happens when one takes Burke seriously as a mind rather than as a sublime symbol.

The 2010 World Cup had a double legacy, setting the mammoth soccer tournament in Africa for the first time and celebrating Nelson Mandela's lifetime achievements for that country.

As a double-legacy student at Dartmouth College, I found it particularly resonant.

"DNA: The Secret of Life" lays out the double-helical legacy of Watson and Crick in comprehensive, engaging and accessible detail.

I write the Cuban revolution's double-edged legacy when it comes to women's rights in my latest Female Factor column.

The range of black pop-culture archetypes has expanded enormously in recent years, but the uncomfortable, double-edged legacy of minstrelsy nonetheless persists.

Although Balanchine's aesthetics defined the City Ballet (especially after its move in 1964 to Lincoln Center), the company's double-choreographic legacy is recalled in the current repertory.