Sentence examples similar to pass on legacy from inspiring English sources

Every study shows that most of their children do not share and will not pass on, their legacy of intolerance and hate, but instead may end up dating or marrying an Obama or Sotomayor of their own one day.

Mr. Andriessen is not passing on his legacy to any literal descendants.

"It speaks of someone passing on whatever legacy, whatever memories, whatever experiences he had to the next generation".

"There is a passing on of tradition, passing on legacy, passing on responsibility," Mr. Bush said then, according to Professor Parmet's transcript of the conversation.

"For the next generation, peace is the best legacy to pass on," Aung San Suu Kyi said recently.

Doug Tompkins has passed on, but his legacy lives on in the pristine lands he has protected and in the example he has set.

State by state, Mr. Porter will pass on the legacy of shooting freedom.

But the orchestra has proved itself in the cultural marketplace and is beginning to pass on its legacy.

In Philadelphia, I did have a chance to pass on the legacy of the number hierarchy by repaying the favor to a young shortstop named Jimmy Rollins.

What's left of this tradition are those who studied with these greats (or claimed to have done so) and are now struggling to preserve and pass on their legacy.

There are many areas that conservatives and progressives strongly disagree on, but both are united in a desire to pass on a legacy of true energy independence to future generations of Americans.