Sentence examples for worthy legacy from inspiring English sources

Given the political activism that marked the lives of Dogan, Soylemez, and Cansiz, it is a worthy legacy.

SCHOENBAUM--Bernard, Our family misses him and the world misses him as he left a trail of smiles, which is a uniquely worthy legacy.

"Monika," the forebear of films aware of the blush of youth and chill of adulthood, seems a far more worthy legacy.

Since the wine probably won't reach its peak for 50 years, it might be a worthy legacy for a new grandchild or a very young trophy wife.

To achieve that would ensure this campaign can leave a worthy legacy – and it is the least those who once served their country and now need our help deserve.

But having a robust fund to send in the first teams is a promising and innovative step forward by the World Bank, and a worthy legacy of the Ebola catastrophe.

"I get the impression that they [the peaceniks] go to bed saying: 'What have I done for Saddam Hussein or good old Slobodan or the Taliban today?'" Invoking decency to shut down dissent is one of Hitchens' least worthy legacies.

But a 1983 revival of "You Can't Take It with You," which Jason Robards and Colleen Dewhurst successfully played with familial warmth, rather than firecracker jokiness, suggested a worthier legacy.

As a matter of fact, besides being an old Bacardi slogan, it is also the title of a motivational book whose authors promise to guide you toward "a meaningful, fulfilling, and happier life with results worthy of legacy building".

That would be a legacy worthy of any tortoise.

He will also have established a foreign policy legacy worthy of the name.