Sentence examples for sort of legacy from inspiring English sources

Section 28 was repealed 11 years ago but there's still some sort of legacy of fear.

That is the sort of legacy that surely appeals to the rugby league romantic in Smith.

And I don't think this is the sort of legacy I'm referring to".

To leave any sort of legacy, he needs to build a credible system of economic governance for the euro.

That is precisely the sort of legacy situation and influence which the R&A wants to stamp out.

Much depends on whether Iraq's despot values his own survival above his legacy, and what sort of legacy he wants to leave.

And unlike Mr Blair, or Margaret Thatcher, Mr Cameron is not the sort of legacy-obsessed leader who would cling on as long as possible.

I just felt we had a chance to really build some sort of a legacy at Oregon State".

I think it's partly because he directed the plays himself, so he has a sort of dual legacy.

David Haye is eager to take on Vitali Klitschko before age catches up with the WBC heavyweight champion, claiming his rival has yet to establish any sort of lasting legacy.

As Nico Van Hout, the exhibition's curator, said at the opening last week, only the likes of Michelangelo, Titian and Picasso have the same sort of enduring legacy and status.The exhibition is split into six themed rooms depicting violence, power, lust, compassion, elegance and poetry.