Sentence examples for heritage does not from inspiring English sources

"This cultural heritage does not belong to you or to me, it belongs to all of us in the world.

That said, having this innate feel for the Italian lyrical heritage does not make you a good singer.

(Very modern, non?) The American, Anglo-Saxon by national heritage, "does not hesitate to introduce himself by his first name".

Digital as the future path of marketing But 287 years of family history and business heritage does not equal an unwillingness to change or embrace technology.

Nigerian fabrics, patterns and influences are different to those of Ethiopia South Africann fashion heritage does not call on the same references as Somali.

The subtler design also reflects G.M.'s ambitions for the car in markets like China and Europe, where Cadillac's all-American heritage does not resonate with customers when it competes with the top German and Japanese luxury brands.

If we call ourselves a land of opportunity, then Mr. Obama's heritage doesn't threaten American values but showcases them.

By embracing Mr Obama, whites can believe the country is moving forward, even if his racial heritage doesn't really bear the taint of horrendous American mistakes.

Qatar Museums Authority, our other partner, is overseeing a stunning array of new museums and ensuring that Qatar's cultural heritage doesn't fade into the Arabian sunset.

Variety is the spice of life (actually, garam masala is the spice of life, but we'll let that slide), but to wrap up racism under the guise of "but Asians and black people are not my thing" does not mean you can block someone purely because their heritage doesn't match what arouses you.

You don't need to say the name "George Bush" to know that a dynastical tendency might mean you don't get the most competent candidate, and – while having a political family heritage doesn't mean you can't be a competent politician – those who haven't struggled to make a name for themselves are likely to be made of different stuff to the pioneer who carved out their own place in the world.