Sentence examples for shared heritage of from inspiring English sources
The universal index is the shared heritage of humanity.
The two managers will compete at Ibrox, too, but the friendship, the shared heritage of two west of Scotland managerial greats, will survive the conflict.
When that happens, we Jews can perhaps focus on our shared heritage of justice, freedom of thought, the search for knowledge and the quest for personal liberty.
Wharton invoked immigration and diversity as the shared heritage of both countries: "For centuries, for ages, North Africa has been what America now is: the clearing-house of the world".
The report couched its demands in the same rhetoric invoked by the Indian government, appealing to the shared heritage of Indians.But common descent does not translate into common cause.
The ease with which the klezmer idiom combined with that of the Arabic maqam through the shared heritage of the clarinet to form an unlabored synthesis is a statement worth noticing.
With a removal van as backdrop, three white children stare mystifyingly at the two new black arrivals, their baseball mitts providing the only sign of a shared heritage and the hope of a genuine connection.
What they destroy is all pre-Islamic, and represents a shared heritage that much of the world holds, and I would love to see actions taken to protect this heritage.
An overwhelming body of evidence supports the conclusion that every organism alive today and all those who have ever lived are members of a shared heritage that extends back to the origin of life some 3.8 billion years ago.
It's probably not intentional, but breakneck songs like 'Long Painting' or 'Glory Weed' have a Pixies-ish warp to them, the result of shared heritage rather than homage - Hersh would never need to borrow eccentricity.
However, we can take a moment to celebrate our shared heritage in the form of the British economist John Maynard Keynes, whose ideas have come back into fashion alongside other recession favourites like bank runs and stock crashes.
