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277 examples of Heritage in a sentence

It's now a heritage building, but it did not proliferate.
"I think that the artist should be returned to his heritage, i.e., the jungles of Africa, and then he can shovel manure in his artistic way." "This flag I'm standing on stands for everything oppressive in this system: the murder of the Indians and all the oppressed around the world, including my brother who was shot by a pig, who kicked over his body to 'make sure the nigger was dead.'
And in this case, I just wanted you to know that that central truss has heritage left over from large radio deployables in space.
Why did Native Americans want their heritage back from the very places preserving it?
She didn't have to choose some P.C. stance on gayness over her heritage.
Well, it helps us to connect with our cultural and our natural heritage.
And this is compounded by the issue that the landscapes that define our natural heritage and fuel our aquifer for our drinking water have been deemed as scary and dangerous and spooky.
And I could easily tell you that I was shaped by the jazz and hip hop that I grew up with, by the Ethiopian heritage of my ancestors, or by the 1980s pop on my childhood radio stations.
Today, Kabuki still lives on as an integral part of Japan's rich cultural heritage, extending its influence beyond the stage to television, film, and anime.
The mayor of Bamako, who witnessed the event, called the burning of the manuscripts "a crime against world cultural heritage."
The real number is likely double that, and that doesn't even count Renaissance manuscripts and modern manuscripts and cultural heritage objects such as maps.
The world is filled with incredible objects and rich cultural heritage.
What might the connections be when we start exploring our heritage, the beautiful locations and the art in this world?
We have to find ways to stop these people from taking away the heritage of the future.
This empowers the women to treasure their cultural heritage and take ownership of it.
By creating a 21st-century army of global explorers, we'll find and protect the world's hidden heritage, which contains clues to humankind's collective resilience and creativity.
This is my heritage."
Why do people deliberately destroy cultural heritage?
It's true that we are losing cultural heritage to erosion and natural disasters, but this is something that is simply difficult to avoid.
Before we knew it, we realized it was obvious: we could apply this same idea to lost heritage anywhere.
We believe 3D printing doesn't offer a straightforward solution to lost heritage.
However, we're much more interested in what virtual reality has to offer for lost heritage.
Archaeologists worked there for many, many years, so we also have architectural drawing plans of this lost heritage.
Because we're not only losing cultural heritage to natural disasters and in war, but we're also losing it to something else.
We need to remember that the destruction of cultural heritage isn't a recent phenomenon.
You see, cultural heritage is about our shared global history.
Of course, the loss of human life is the most heartbreaking loss ... but cultural heritage offers us a way to preserve the memory of the people for future generations.
My Yoruba heritage is always there.
Now, culture isn't just about language, food, clothing and music, but gender relations, ancient monuments, a heritage of sacred texts.
That said, our cherished heritage was once almost completely destroyed.
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