Sentence examples for legacy speaks from inspiring English sources

The legacy speaks for itself.

His legacy speaks for itself.

The fact that Damon has agreed to return to the franchise nearly a decade after The Bourne Supremacy, and after Hollywood tried to continue the series without him in 2012's The Bourne Legacy, speaks volumes about his bankability, and that Damon himself has made Bourne the most successful spy franchise after James Bond.

Her work and her legacy speaks for itself.

Bill died just a day before Pride month commenced and two weeks before the tragic Orlando shooting, but his legacy speaks louder now more than ever through those he nurtured and loved.

"His life work, his life experience, his life writings, and now his legislative legacy speak to his ideological point of view".

President Obama, who regards tackling climate change as a central element of his legacy, spoke of the deal in a televised address from the White House.

"The republic," Champion argues, "was a remarkable achievement of political imagination: it may have been driven by opportunity and religion, but the republican writings of Milton, Harrington and others are a powerful and enduring legacy, speaking even to today.

But Indiana does boast a legacy of highly driven types who knew they needed to let their works speak for them, whose legacies spoke volumes indeed and still echo in the minds of designers today: Norman Norell, Bill Blass, Halston and Stephen Sprouse all sport rock-solid ties if not entire family backgrounds to this Hoosier state.

Instead, why not get out and support modern comedians who are trying something new?" Robert Skilbeck "While I am a huge fan, I would have to argue that he did not leave much of a legacy to speak of.

"In the end, despite whatever differences we have, we come together to grieve and to celebrate his legacy by speaking our minds and carrying the courage of our convictions," the statement said.