Sentence examples for ideal legacy from inspiring English sources

"My ideal legacy at Ford — and hopefully there will be one — would be to open up the idea of beauty not only being classic but being, you know, global.

But its ideal legacy would be to alert the museum's board that MoMA is at its best when it turns from the Instagrammable inanities it seems set to build for, and devotes itself unashamedly to the art of our time.

A British conflict tribunal might have the further benefit of appeasing Eurosceptics and, if political currency were all that mattered, surely this would be the ideal broader legacy for Northern Ireland.

In other words, this just may be the perfect moment to resuscitate Evita Perón and try once again to unite Argentina behind her ideals and legacy.

The campaign was led by a group of urban planners and architects who carried out an assessment of Istanbul's candidate file and concluded that it was a "megaconstruction pitch," devoid of the Olympic ideals of legacy, spirit and sustainability.

While some see public office as a pulpit from which to act upon a normative set of religious ideals, the legacy of Governor Cuomo reminds us that others see public office as a means to enable Americans to thrive in their spirituality.

European leaders got their first glimpse last week of a remarkable Illinois political figure who has drawn strength from his complex personal history, ideals from the legacy of John F Kennedy and hope from an improbable campaign for the US presidency.

Steven Schiffman, the general manager and executive vice president of the National Geographic Channel, said in a telephone interview that the new channel was an ideal "extension of the legacy of the brand".

The O2 has done an incredible job working with the Muhammad Ali Center to share Muhammad's legacy and ideals with audiences around the world".

The Woodmans are choosy about sites for their daughter's work, and they have been holding out for years for the ideal place to burnish her legacy.

The authors assert that the Priory of Sion is not only the archetypal cabal but an ideal repository of the cultural legacy of Jewish messianism that could end the "crisis of meaning" within the Western world by providing a Merovingian sacred king as a messianic figure in which the West and, by extension, humanity can place its trust.