Sentence examples for heritage of which from inspiring English sources

That is not a legal heritage of which anyone could be proud.

Of course, the religious heritage of which Romney spoke is real.

Some of these peoples are bearers of a glorious heritage of which they are intensely proud.

Britain is rich in heritage, of which the Lord Chancellor's apartments are a small but legitimate part.

His show there is a clever engagement with the very classical heritage of which this city is the wellspring.

The Afrikaners conquered the southern tip of Africa with guns, a heritage of which, Carlin observes, the Pistorius clan was proud.

What's more, handing these powers is an abdication of the federal government's responsibility to steward our national heritage, many of which cross state boundaries.

The south western peninsula of England has a rich variety of coastal heritage, analysis of which is undertaken via the 'fields' of nature, landscape, buildings, sites, artefacts, activities and people.

The culture minister, Mr. Raheen, is torn between concern for the safety of the collection and the need to generate world interest for Afghanistan's cultural heritage, much of which is still being looted in illegal digs all over the country.

Sony Classical's Masterworks Heritage series, of which this two-CD release is a part, represents a foolproof sales strategy, at least where the middle-aged market is concerned.

Other examples exist as well, of course: the nutritional requirements of humans are a result of our evolutionary heritage, much of which was spent as hunter-gatherers.