Sample Sentences forheritage (auto-selected)
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The country was slow to recognize the rights of African-Americans and women, but still has a heritage of freedom relative to most of the world.heritage = something handed down from the past
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On our Great West African Heritage! (source)Heritage = things handed down from the past -- such as traditional practices
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We visited the Lok Virsa museum, and it was a joy to celebrate our national heritage once again.† (source)
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She'd tell the Navaho and Apache kids they should be proud of their noble Indian heritage.† (source)
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In the meantime, investigations will begin in my department as to his true heritage.† (source)
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The heritage of things is important to me, especially if those things are going to kill me.† (source)
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And anyway, anything you hear from me about your heritage does not make you more or less Indian.† (source)
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—It was interesting for a period, though, wasn't it, Sayed said, when you had the Schwinns made in Chicago, the Raleighs made in England, the Italian bikes, the French...For a time you had real international competition, where you were choosing between very different products with very different heritages, sensibilities, manufacturing techniques... Alan remembered.† (source)
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I have no plans of alerting anyone to your heritage.† (source)
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The crux of that problem involves an ongoing partition of the island between British and Irish jurisdictions, and an equally persistent partition of the affections in Northern Ireland between the British and Irish heritages;† (source)
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The Taliban have destroyed what heritage Afghans had.† (source)
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What is the black bird if not a symbol of West ern heritage itself?† (source)
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My heritage may be Jewish, but my heart belongs to you.† (source)
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Elise's Asian heritage was being taken full advantage of.† (source)
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They are my heritage, my contribution to the world.† (source)
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Rachelle is reclaiming her European heritage by hanging out with the foreign-exchange students.† (source)
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