Sentence examples for lasting legacies from inspiring English sources

The composer-conductor phenomenon does offer lasting legacies.

It may be one of his lasting legacies as secretary.

Affectionately known as "The Boss," his integrity, fairness and high standards are lasting legacies to all those who knew him.

Her engaging sense of humor, unconventional tastes, and free spirit will be lasting legacies for her family and all who knew her.

His goal of bringing award-winning architecture to the millions who work in or pass by his properties will be one of his lasting legacies.

Yet one of Tim's most lasting legacies will be the changes he almost single-handedly wrought in the worlds of photojournalism and multimedia.

PRESIDENT OBAMA has often invited, even encouraged, comparison to predecessors like Abraham Lincoln, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan who left lasting legacies.

He also offered a vision of America's role in the world that he hopes could be one of his lasting legacies.

The gap between racial utopia and the muddled biological reality of the German population eventually supplied one of the most damaging and long-lasting legacies of the system.

Research is focused on the Andean valley-upland landscape model that emerged in the early colonial period (1550 1750), and its long-lasting legacies.

The villa is one of the most characteristic features of the Roman world, as well as one of its longest-lasting legacies.