Sentence examples for we bequeath from inspiring English sources

"And we bequeath you this mess".

We bequeath awareness and the willingness and responsibility to fight for justice.

In "The Green Road," the Irish novelist explores the unhappiness we bequeath and the pleasure we inherit.

In a series of funny, bleak, radically unsentimental novels, she has examined the engrossments of such life and has pored over the social genetics of family inheritance — the unhappiness we bequeath, the pleasure we inherit, the tyranny of biological contingency.

Sleepwalking was as much about inheritance as spirits – the terrifying thought that when we produce our own children we bequeath them, unwittingly, the way in which we were raised ourselves.

Our health care system is not perfect, but it has been a major source of advances in our standard of living, and it will be a large share of the economy we bequeath to our children.

Britain already has the most draconian labour laws in Europe – far worse than we bequeathed to the Germans after the second world war, he noted – and should hang its head in shame.

While we all accept that we pass our genome onto our children, we now must appreciate that we also bequeath our microbiome.

It's because of this finititude that decisions in the here and now what we do to each other, and indeed to the Earth that we will bequeath to others—have consequences; at some point, and perhaps sooner than we think, it will be too late to correct our mistakes.

If we do not reform our use of medicines, this is the world we might bequeath to our children.

We inherited this standard equipment from our evolutionary ancestors, and, I suspect, we will bequeath it to our descendants in the millennia to come.