Sentence examples for profound legacy from inspiring English sources

The faculty and students at Brooklyn College continue to be effected by the profound legacy of Dr. Wolfe's endeavors.

Words cannot express our sorrow for Robert's loss, or our gratitude for his profound legacy of hope.

But on the site of the Olympic Park in the city's East End, a profound "legacy" (as the politicians insist on calling it) is beginning to take shape.

In his letter titled "Citizens to Uphold the Profound Legacy of Arthur Ashe," Burgess declared the sculpture a failure "to depict the true essence of Mr. Ashe's life".

Turing left a profound legacy through his work that helped win a world war and laid the groundwork for the development of computer sciences.

That profound legacy is carried on through the dedication and support of his beloved wife Marjorie, and his beloved daughter, Addie.

Instead, I was impressed by the determination of both cities to direct their profound legacies toward promoting peace for all mankind.

Because of where Namibia is in the AIDS epidemic (still on the up-slope of a steep curve), because Namibian families have been disrupted by a profound colonial legacy, and because of some cultural practices, caregiving structures have often been in place before the death of a parent/parents.

A capable novice builder, Lieutenant Crisci left a less profound yet lasting legacy at his firehouse.

In what was perhaps a symbol of the globalised nation that the former premier to some extent began, the first protest to greet her funeral was nothing to do with her profound yet divisive legacy.

Her global impact was profound and her legacy will be felt for many years to come because she shifted the culture of architecture and the way that we experience buildings.