Sentence examples for terms of heritage from inspiring English sources

Despite its population of just 40,000 the city punches well above its weight in terms of heritage.

"I think people looking at it in terms of heritage should not be frightened of doing this".

Simone, 50 We are Londoners, but in terms of heritage I am from Bangladesh and my husband is from South Africa.

In the German national consciousness, the autobahn transcends issues of engineering; it is to Germans what the frontier is to Americans, in terms of heritage and self-image.

Our nation's history and the cosmopolitan sprawl of our big, modern cities mean that, relative to its size, Britain has more to offer tourists than most countries in terms of heritage sites and tourist activities.

Such is the case of the use of fishery resources using traditional techniques and the results in terms of heritage.

Moreover, the frequently noted resemblance between Hammurabi's laws and the Mosaic laws is now seen in terms of common heritage rather than as proof for direct dependency.

Most who ask are innocently curious, but they don't realize that by asking "where are you from?" in terms of racial heritage, they are implying that we aren't "real" Americans.

In terms of televisual heritage, The Young Pope most bends the knee to Mad Men: Lenny Belardo, like Don Draper, has a central blankness that is both attractive and dangerous.

These advantages make TEOS/PDMS-OH/CTAB composite coating materials exhibit good comprehensive performance in terms of stone heritage protection.

It provides a detailed description of innovation identifying regional differences in terms of historical heritage, technological specialization, commitments and main actors involved in this process, before and after the fall of communism.