Sentence examples for generous heritage from inspiring English sources

"To turn our backs on those escaping persecution, many of them religious minorities, runs counter to the proud and generous heritage of a United States that has always helped those in need during turbulent times," Schiff said. . [email protected].

He was a wise and generous advisor on the cultural heritage of Iraq and on future plans for its protection, conservation, and presentation.

The generous cultural heritage of the peninsula offers a peerless collection of metaphors to overuse.

JOURNAL MAKING The cultural history of the Bronx doesn't begin and end with hip-hop, and a generous portion of that heritage can be found among the books and artifacts at the Huntington Free Library.

He was an extraordinary, highly learned, dear man who enjoyed life, challenged and brought out the best in all of us, taught us to be respectful with all people and loving of our Jewish heritage and generous family traditions.

These wild places are our national heritage: an immeasurably generous gift from previous generations.

The narrative culminates in a slightly starry-eyed account of the Belfast Agreement, with its notion of multiple political identities, and the book finds the seeds of this generous pluralism in the literary heritage it explores.

There are already many examples of generous donors supporting the arts and heritage across the country.

Hollywood producers are drawn to the city by its rich cultural heritage but also by generous tax incentives.

"Scots are famed for being generous with their time and have a real heritage of volunteering and it's fantastic to see them, along with people from across the UK and internationally, come forward in such numbers to support their Games".

Still, he comes from a Russian Romantic heritage, and his penchant for playing with generous rubato and interpretive freedom is not to all tastes.