Sentence examples for so much heritage from inspiring English sources

Naming conventions, too, are treated like so much heritage clutter.

"It's got so much heritage, and is so linked to the countryside.

"It is important in a theatre with so much heritage as this to not only be acknowledging the theatre's history, but be trying to make history as well".

They don't so much mean "heritage," cloisters and frescoes, castles and styles of glass and ceramics, though that is included.

Pääbo's laboratory made the equally significant genetic finding that Neanderthals and humans share so much genetic heritage that they should hardly be described as separate species anymore [90].

"You'll find there's been a lot of care taken with some quite small bits of European heritage in Western Australia, but not so much with Aboriginal heritage," University of Western Australia archaeologist Dr. Joe Dortch tells me.

"You'll find there's been a lot of care taken with some quite small bits of European heritage in Western Australia, but not so much with Aboriginal heritage," University of Western Australia archaeologist Dr Joe Dortch tells VICE.

But so much of the heritage we visit is a living one, and on the following pages, experts from both trusts give a glimpse of the wildlife to be seen.

In fact, Unesco loves heritage so much that it has created two treaties to enshrine it.

They're so almost human, they share so much of our genetic heritage, that you can almost see chimps reaching over what we saw as an unbridgeable chasm.

First, those songs had become part of their own heritage — so much so that Mr. Dougherty proposed to his future wife not with a ring but with a paper loop bearing the title of the spiritual "Come En Go Wid Me".