Sentence examples for through many generations from inspiring English sources

Abraham Lincoln died almost 150 years ago, but his name has been passed "forward" through many generations of language users.

The life of such a blessed person is thought to be miraculously prolonged by God through many generations and even centuries.

But domestication is an arduous process, in which animals must be selected for a particular trait through many generations, by several generations of people.

She thinks that, with St. Foy's help, the Conquois may understand this more easily than most because they are deeply rooted in a place of pilgrimage, having grown into their faith through many generations and centuries.

But animals, including human beings, whose genetic makeup, or germline, has been altered pass on a new set of genes to their children and their children's children, and so, through many generations, have a potential impact on the species.

I spent so much time with my children imagining how a gugelhupf baked in those miniature copper molds tasted, that it now gives me pleasure to bake and then taste the actual recipe, handed down through many generations.

Some medical myths have been passed on through so many generations that quashing them can seem next to impossible.

There are almost no examples of literary talent extending through so many generations, as even the Longfords and the Amises would have to concede.

"The interesting thing is that these kids are not going to grow up and reproduce and so the gene was carried silently through so many generations".

Because his family has passed through so many generations, there are doubts about how conclusive a test of his own DNA would be.

Libby said, however, "I do want to be a dancer because I love it and because I have gone through so many generations of watching my sister, my grandma and my aunt".