Sentence examples for legacy of course from inspiring English sources

That legacy, of course, is more than pure messianic zeal.

"The Thatcher legacy – of course I live off it to some extent," he says.

Whether such a future would live up to Rupert's idea of leaving his children a proper legacy, of course, remains to be seen.

DeMille's greatest legacy, of course, is his introduction of religiosity into this campiness -- to provide a brief excuse for the rest of the picture.

Much of the elegant furniture is not from the original Bonapartes but bought in later by Louis Napoleon III in an attempt to build a memorial to his illustrious family, and cement their political legacy, of course.

Those voices and songs enrich our national musical legacy, of course, but they also remind us that a great music of the people arises only from the people themselves.

He seemed to be suggesting that Hillary's job as president would be to cement his own unfinished legacy — provided, of course, that his legacy, or at least a widely held perception of it, didn't end up derailing her first.

That legacy has, of course, always been deeply contested, even as graffiti has sunk deeply into the DNA of 21st-century visual culture.

Whether Fahey would get a kick out of his acolytes descending upon his home town to contemplate and honor his legacy is, of course, difficult to say.

As of today, the great shake-up that will define his legacy is, of course, the one that hangs over us: the ending of our membership of the European Union.

Legacy is, of course, a much talked about portion of most big events - but how easy is it to actually measure?