Sentence examples for word heritage from inspiring English sources
Do not ever use the word "heritage". Heritage is a word that has been used and abused to the point where it's lost its meaning entirely.
The word "heritage" actually makes him think of crumbling castles.
Slow Food also helped popularize the word "heritage," now commonly used to describe certain breeds of pigs and even fruit.
"We are saying that the quality of the design and the height impact are really important and word heritage sites and their buffer zones deserve the best possible architecture and design.
Potato blight has cast its shadow over our efforts for the past 3 years, coupled with the fact we don't seem to be drawn toward blight resistant strains, but more recklessly towards seemingly esoteric 'heritage' forms (I'm not sure I like the word heritage, but can't think of a better one for now).
It's not only that I hadn't fully grasped the degree to which the word "heritage" is now considered a term of abuse, something I find wholly mystifying, given that our heritage – emphasis on the word "our" – includes such things as libraries, national parks, museums and galleries; I also strongly dislike the implication that we're all in one camp or the other.
The tag line was "Back to the Future," but it was the words "heritage" and "craftsmanship" that kept cropping up in conversation with the designer.
He's holding two flags of his own a Confederate flag emblazoned with the words "Heritage Not Hate" and a large blue Trump "Make America Great Again" flag.
Governor Nikki Haley's (R-SC) decision to seek removal of the confederate flag from government property is good news, but she compromised her moral leadership by qualifying words about "heritage," code word for a society explicitly and deliberately structured on racial superiority.
The informal association of a dozen southern chefs and pitmasters was formed to foster fine barbecue while spreading the word about heritage breeds, proper pork-raising and the humane treatment of animals.
When I questioned Southerners in my community about the flag, I often heard the H-word (Heritage).
