Sentence examples for recent heritage from inspiring English sources

This was the period of Modernist buildings, a recent heritage to preserve and widely disseminated worldwide, recognised as the 20th century heritage.

The recent heritage of American opera offers far too many examples of weak scores attached to theatrical, obvious, topical or gimmicky scenarios.

There is another, more specific and recent heritage: in France known as bandes dessinées, or just BD. "Comic strip" does not quite do the job of translation, nor does "cartoonist" really translate the artist who does them, the dessinateur or dessinateuse.

From the repatriation of former slaves in the early years of the United States to the recent heritage tourism featuring Goree Island and other slave-trading sites, Campbell provides an artful reconstruction of the often bittersweet experience of return and reunion.

There is an excellent walking tour around all the Unesco sights, but a more fun map, Marking George Town, follows a more recent heritage of striking 3D street murals created by the Lithuanian artist, Ernest Zacharevic, which attracts hordes of visitors, all intent on taking selfies alongside the murals.

The biker trend peaked in the 1980s, with a bigger fit on the shoulders and arms (much like Michael Jackson's red leather Thriller number), though the recent heritage trend has seen a strong resurgence in demand for the jacket which today enjoys a multi-generational appeal.

While many won't mourn the pantomime's passing, for some the queueing, the camaraderie, the applause of the employees as they are welcoming into the store … a part of our recent cultural heritage is coming to an end.

It's not so surprising that Michelangelo's Moses, created for the papal tomb, bears the "imprint of attitudes and characters" that, the novel insists, he would have met in Constantinople if that city was part-western, displaying a strong and recent Christian heritage.

Despite its linguistic roots in ancient Greek, the concept of empathy is of recent intellectual heritage.

Towards the end of the book you say, "In college, I would've laughed at the idea that being in business could be different for women than for men, but only a few weeks into my Morgan Stanley experience, I completely understood". What advice would you give a woman leaving college and starting a career in business today and would that advice differ if she was of recent immigrant heritage?

Spanking is in our recent cultural heritage.