Sentence examples for legacy of in from inspiring English sources

In his recent book, "Truman Capote and the Legacy of 'In Cold Blood,'" Ralph Voss agrees with Tompkins that, if anything, Capote went easy on Perry Smith, making him out to be more literate and philosophical than he was.

Rupp told Ralph Voss, author of "Truman Capote and the Legacy of 'In Cold Blood,' " that if it had been only Capote conducting the interviews, he "would probably have walked out of the room".

We are accustomed to reckoning the legacy of slavery in the United States in terms of black disadvantage.

Post-multiculturalism, the British were guarded when discussing the legacy of empire in public, and probably in private.

However we have observed residuals that have proved impossible to correct with this approach, being in part the legacy of asymmetries in the input edge-profiles.

The differences in handling the physical legacy of mining in the presented cases have a number of causes.

While Pahman focuses on that tradition in Eastern Christianity, the legacy of monasticism in Western Christianity is impressive.

Greene mentions a recent court case in Ghana that highlights the legacy of slavery in that country.

He leaves a legacy of heroism in the face of illness and grace in the face of inevitability.

As stated earlier, we also had an ulterior motive in our writing: to continue the legacy of others in heuristic discussions of the classics (4).

An article in The Korea Herald looks at the legacy of Confucianism in South Korea and beyond.