Sentence examples for its legacies from inspiring English sources

Among its legacies, it helped establish Jeremy Irons as a star.

That's one of its legacies: it's a blueprint for seeking perfection.

What it lacks — glamorous night life, a lively commercial downtown — it makes up for with its legacies from a wealthier past, its accessibility and its bargains.

America's history with slavery is far too serious, its legacies too deep, to denigrate it as both a word and an experience, as Justice Brown has, in the service of the principles of individualism and private property.

As the Treasury Department winds down its numerous bailout programs, it must still contend with disposing of its legacies of the financial crisis: big investments in rescued companies like A.I.G. and General Motors.

If we appreciate what made "Roots" a cultural phenomenon, we can better understand what it takes to make Americans reckon with slavery and its legacies.

How can it survive its legacy of empire and slavery?

"It will secure its legacy for all time.

As the coalition prepares to breathe its last, it will also be thinking of its legacy.

Now all it needs to do is respect its legacy.

Its legacy will live on even if it doesn't.