Sentence examples for given its pedigree from inspiring English sources

"The Class" fits easily into that lineup but surprisingly, given its pedigree, it doesn't really stand out.

We've contacted MixBit to find out more about the startup, but given its pedigree, it should provide an interesting take on the collaborative video space no matter what the particulars.

One of the most striking aspects of "Beasts," given its pedigree, is the way it blends realism and fantasy, allegory and observation.

Brides Wedding Genius, which will be introduced Thursday, is the newest member of this lineup, and in many ways it is the most promising, given its pedigree.

Anyway, this actually what Android could potentially look like if it ever gets off the ground and, given its pedigree, could eventually be ported to the iPhone.

But it is difficult to imagine that any could be as uninspiring and banal, particularly given its pedigree and promise.

That said, the low price and bright screen make it a perfect work device – you can bring and leave it at the office and, given its ereader pedigree, the CEO and IT can use it to read business books and manuals.

Some people are just ideologically opposed to SecuROM's presence given its spotty pedigree.

Stylistically, however, the project is a departure from the staid documentary format, with the saturated color palette, exotic locales and suspenseful pace of a globe-trotting action-adventure blockbuster — perhaps not surprising, given its Hollywood pedigree.

Given its high-profile pedigree -- and HBO's current drama shortage -- a second season of "Vinyl" was likely.

Nextbit's phone is running a deeply modified version of Android, which makes sense given its co-founder's pedigrees: CEO Tom Moss previously lead bizdev on Android, and is a board member at Cyanogen.