Sentence examples for legacy of the third from inspiring English sources

A key lesson from Blair – the legacy of the Third Way – is to present your argument as the reasonable middle ground.

The frequent pop and sparkle of snare drums and ride cymbals emanate from two glass-fronted, sound-insulated demo rooms, a legacy of the third floor's previous tenant, a recording studio.

In early November, Germany — which, in part to combat the legacy of the Third Reich, has deliberately asserted the rights of marginalized groups — became the first country in Europe to allow a third gender designation: X, for indeterminate or intersex.

Kanon's vision of postwar Germany is not only enthralling but troubling, suggesting that for Germany, Russia and America alike, compelling questions about guilt and righteousness are the ultimate legacy of the Third Reich.

"The eight finalists are using materials that could be in hotel lobbies or corporate plazas," said Gavriel D. Rosenfeld, an assistant professor of history at Fairfield University in Connecticut and the author of "Munich and Memory: Architecture, Monuments, and the Legacy of the Third Reich".

For the German people — many bombed or chased out of their homes, all at the mercy of the occupying armies — this was the legacy of the Third Reich: not conquest and glory, nor genocide and guilt, but betrayal and ruin, rubble and grief.

That is the legacy of the first Afghan war.

The legacy of the first Francis is almost too much to bear.

The welfare state was a legacy of the second world war.

This engaging biography reconsiders the legacy of the sixteenth-century Ottoman empress Roxelana.

"The most unfortunate legacy of the first circuit of the world," Chaplin writes, "was a vision of world domination".