Sentence examples for inheritances from from inspiring English sources

Both wrote memoirs of their early lives, centered on their psychological inheritances from their fathers.

But Republicans seem to think that protecting massive inheritances from tax is the way to go.

His nose grew too large for his face, and he developed bowlegs, two inheritances from his famous grandfather.

This allowed them to look for correlations between various inheritances from the parental lines and the rate of copia accumulation.

Some of those "entitlements," at least in their eyes, are gifts and inheritances from their parents and grandparents.

Inheritances from her childhood include a Civil War-era flag owned by a grandmother's great-uncle from the North who fought with the Union forces.

Later, I got a very small inheritance from my grandmother and bought my canning equipment in her memory. .

By another rule, one has a nationality as an inheritance from one or both of one's parents.

Inheritance From Herbert Spencer, John Dewey and Jean Piaget.

These dramas, she said, are an "inheritance" from her ancestors.

This too is an inheritance from his father.