Sentence examples for true heritage from inspiring English sources

Other animals were given stage names to conceal their true heritage.

Critics will say that it doesn't live-up to the true heritage of the Golf GTI and doesn't deserve the first two letters of its name.

She informs Adonis of his true heritage — Apollo, who died before Adonis's birth, was his biological father — and Mary Anne adopts him.

In this enlightened information age, rewriting history to appease the narrow and simplistic views of one group is depriving our children of their true heritage.

Born here, I keep moving east to enjoy the relatively unspoiled beaches, bays and farmland that are a Long Islander's true heritage.

African history lessons that start with European conquest not only denies black children of their complete true heritage, but also shockingly distorts the view of Africans to white students, too.

Besides which, their own true culinary heritage, as children more of New York than of Italy, was an eclectic one.

One key point Paulo will have to address is the issue of naturalised players in the squad, for Michel had chosen a number of naturalised players above those with true Equatoguinean heritage.

Celebrate your true, authentic heritage.

They fly in the face of the true conservation heritage of sportsmen and traditional American hunting values, which are to conserve our wildlife and environment, not recklessly and needlessly kill.

I would say the "truest" intellectual heritage of western feminism – though one often buried or misunderstood – is the Enlightenment.