Sentence examples for radical heritage from inspiring English sources

Born in 1961 to working-class Jewish parents in New York, Graeber had a radical heritage.

It is a radical heritage that has made Utøya (which appropriately means "outer island") something of an outsider in this traditionally conservative region.

Tupac's mother was at once a mythic figure to him and fallen, and his identification with his radical heritage was profoundly ambivalent.

At the Church of St Mary the Virgin in Putney, thanks to the Guardian's 2006 competition to celebrate Britain's radical heritage, a new interpretation centre now explains the significance of the 1647 Putney debates.

While Judt says that "Communism defiled and despoiled the radical heritage," he could have added that the cause of even moderate British socialism was completely discredited by the failures of Labor governments in the 1960s and '70s.

He was proud of his family's radical heritage: his great-grandfather on his mother's side, John Connolly, was brother of the Edinburgh-born Irish rebel James, executed in the 1916 Easter Rising.

TH: In that context, given his radical socialist heritage and his academic work on Jimmy Maxton [Independent Labour Party MP for Glasgow during the Red Clydeside era], have you been at all disappointed by Gordon Brown's chancellorship?

One roça owner had a radical response to plantation heritage.

He claimed that Obama, who was born in America and abandoned by his Kenyan father as a toddler, nonetheless derived his "radical" views from his African heritage.

In this positive attraction to anti-American anger (even if that anger is not quite entirely shared) Obama embodies the sensibilities of the elite academic radicals that are his real heritage and milieu.

But for France, where the government has always assumed -- and been expected to assume -- responsibility for artistic heritage, the suggestion is quite radical.