Sentence examples for that legacies from inspiring English sources

This is the stuff that legacies are made of.

Dr. Faust added that "legacies of racial injustice remain an unfortunate and painful part of the American experience".

Ms. Krents, for her part, disputes the notion that legacies or siblings of current students have been disadvantaged by the push for diversity.

At a meeting of minority journalists in 2004, President Bush — a Yale graduate, like his father and his grandfather — agreed that admissions "ought to be based on merit" and, when pressed, added that legacies should be abolished.

LH: I think the show's saying something about the weird ways that legacies hold all kinds of surprises, whether family or work: That Leica M2 Don gave the doctor?

Finally, there is one highly selective university that states clearly that legacies should apply early decision if they want to be advantaged in the decision process as alumni children.

We're trying to continue that legacy".

May that legacy and his memory be a blessing.

The conventional view is that legacy preferences are perfectly lawful.

We Got It from Here continues that legacy.

Despite the fall of communism, that legacy lives on.