Sentence examples for modern legacy from inspiring English sources
The thrust of Ferguson's work stresses the positive, more "modern" legacy of the empire.
What if Christian support for Trump is not a contradiction of faith but the reproduction and fruition of Christianity's modern legacy?
(Unlike the lecture, the disputation hasn't survived as an institution, but its modern legacy includes the oral defenses that Ph.D. candidates make of their theses, and the format of our legal trials).
MacMillan's review certainly addresses the more convincing arguments of the book, but it ignores the complication that the "Jewel" of the argument raises: that the British Empire bequeathed a "modern" legacy to the current world.
He is the author of many books, including From Jupiter to Christ: On the History of Religion in the Roman Imperial Period, Religion: Antiquity and Modern Legacy, and Religion in Republican Rome: Rationalization and Ritual Change.
Hunting the wren or "wrenning" survived longest in southern Ireland, but its modern legacy is a more humane charitable event in which birds are left unharmed.
A hastily assembled band of Aalto enthusiasts and friends of New York's modern legacies are on a quest to find guardian angels to come to the rescue.
They work on a broad range of projects, viewing themselves as the modern legacy-bearers of the legendary Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC).
The Bauhaus at 100: Modern Legacies Exhibit marks the centennial of the German art and architecture.
It's a modern day legacy.
But he doesn't acknowledge that New York City, unlike Oklahoma City, has a modern collective legacy of placing real estate revenue and commerce over humanistic concerns.
