Sentence examples for legacy presents from inspiring English sources
His legacy presents him as a cigarette-puffing enfant terrible, who had a complex relationship with the authority of his royal Pahlavi patrons: he was once ordered to add underpants to his puckish Flute Player sculpture commissioned by the empress to stand outside the State Theatre in Tehran.
Both curators emphasized that "Shared Legacy" presents Gordon's vision of what folk art is, and is not necessarily representative of a general consensus.
Spoken Word DIX HILLS -- "Picasso, Braque and Leger: A Graphic Legacy," presented by Lucy Taylor.
A Celebration of the African-American Cultural Legacy," presented by Carnegie Hall and curated by the opera singer Jessye Norman.
The concert was part of a series built around Mr. Taylor's formidable legacy, presented by Harlem Stage and Issue Project Room in Brooklyn, where another "Intimate Evening" has been scheduled for Saturday.
The star of The Hurt Locker and The Bourne Legacy presented the award for Best Actor in a mini-series or TV movie alongside Jennifer Lopez, whose revealing dress had already made headlines on television and Twitter earlier on the Red Carpet.
Bush's legacy presented Obama with a terrible, horrible choice: massive deficit spending or economic collapse.
Clinton emphasized the importance of upholding Obama's legacy, presented herself as a fighter and told voters that she has learned from her mistakes.
The initial meetings for "The Bourne Legacy" presented Tony Gilroy -- who had written the screenplays for the first three Jason Bourne movies and would eventually write and direct this fourth installment -- with a unique problem.
The museum, dedicated to Mr. Sakharov's legacy, regularly presents exhibitions intended to cause debate, including subjects like the Soviet legacy, human rights and the war in Chechnya.
A documentary about the creation of the welfare state and its legacy, it presents us with Loach's vision of the British working class, united in the struggle for a better Britain.
