Sentence examples for legacies of which from inspiring English sources

It encapsulates the terrible experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, the traumatic legacies of which manifest in some of the world's worst social, economic and human disadvantage despite Australia's provenance and prosperity.

Harrison was immediately taken with Crisp's penchant for whimsy, the legacies of which included interior features such as doorknobs and light switches shaped as monks' faces (which meant "tweaking" a nose in order to turn each light on), and a carving of a monk's head that showed him smiling on one side and frowning on the other.

They are a legacy of which he was inordinately proud.

If he succeeds, it will be a legacy of which he can feel truly proud.

Most importantly, she elevated and enshrined a culture of greed, the legacy of which we are still struggling with today.

Clinton really is the one carrying on Obama's legacy – and it's a legacy of which Sanders should want no part.

Yet his controversial political legacy, of which the Cultural Revolution is just one example, is growing more, not less, disputed, with time.

Having such prominent role in one of 1994's biggest tours also loudly encouraged other artists to come out – a legacy of which Freeman is justifiably proud.

The first incumbency illusion proved to be a deadly bubble, the legacy of which still threatens to torpedo the global economy five years on.

He first showed us a brief history of cities incorporating anti-homeless legislation, the legacy of which being that 50% of all cities have at least one anti-homeless ordinance while some have as many as nine.

This way of life was manifest in part in a culture of gentility, the legacy of which is still evident in the many historic mansions located in such old towns as Columbus, Biloxi, Natchez, Vicksburg, and Holly Springs.