Sentence examples for is a fitting legacy from inspiring English sources

It both teaches and inspires, which is a fitting legacy for committed visionaries such as Harriet and Bob.

Star-gazers currently celebrating the International Year of Astronomy will agree that copernicium is a fitting legacy.

The Ann Maguire Arts Education Fund, established by her family, is a fitting legacy for somebody who loved and employed the performing arts for the betterment of others.

The one part of Labour's mixed record on science R&D that cannot be quibbled with is the significant capital investment it oversaw, which is a fitting legacy to former science ministers Lords Sainsbury and Drayson.

This is a fitting legacy for millennials, who impart knowledge one click at a time.

My mom, who is very involved with the hospital, has said the hospital is a fitting legacy for Madiba.

That would be a fitting legacy for Trayvon.

The notable successes of his SIRC staff and colleagues, past and present, are a fitting legacy.

It would be a fitting legacy for the governor who gives the impression that his loyal conservative facade hides a Teddy Roosevelt screaming to be released.

The bloodstain may be a fitting legacy for a man said to have murdered scores of people for both business and pleasure.

It's a fitting legacy for a film that, as Daniel Franzese (who plays Damian) recently told Cosmopolitan, was "the first one of those [high-school] movies that also had the internet.