Sentence examples for twisted legacy from inspiring English sources

It is less Lancaster's clock face they should be focusing on as the twisted legacy of failing to make the knockout stages at their home World Cup.

The strange, corrupted connection between Marshall and Caleb turns out to be one more twisted legacy of slavery, while the constant background presence of Indians underscores one surprising commonality of blacks and whites, who stand equal at least as latecomers to the land.

Their friendship's twisted legacy.

This resolution twists his legacy and it's a disgrace.

He was promptly skewered by netizens for "twisting" the legacy of the civil rights icon for his own purposes. .

Too often, King's legacy is twisted to be safe and marketable, but his work was anything but that.

Most Elvis imitators are corny; El Vez is conceptual, merging Presleyana, Mexican-American in-jokes and bad puns to honor and twist the Presley legacy simultaneously.

(Pareles) EL VEZ (Tomorrow) Most Elvis imitators are corny; El Vez is conceptual, merging Presleyana, Mexican-American in-jokes and bad puns to simultaneously honor and twist the Presley legacy.

These wonderfully surrreal photomontages provide a vivid reminder of the inescapability of India's past — and a hint of the twists that legacy might produce in the future.

In a twist, a legacy carrier also has some glad tidings this week.

But the counterweight to this facile narrative point is a psychologically twisted and strikingly original plot involving the legacy of a serial killer, Raymond Garvey, who killed seven women in four months and died of a brain tumor in prison.