Sentence examples for alone preserves from inspiring English sources

His histories are also an important historical source; for instance, his work alone preserves the negotiations and provisions of the Roman Persian treaty of 298 between Galerius and Narseh.

Heaton alone preserved the visitors' relative respectability.

He prefers to trace the art back to classical Greece and believes, as Rabinowitz wrote in The Russian Review in 1991, that "balletic dance alone preserved the character of the Hellenic sense of plastic art".

It was their duty to get to know him, to be his mouthpiece, to tell his story, to protest his innocence in the same way that we would protest our own if we were falsely accused, it was their ethical duty to zealously represent him, to prove his innocence – let alone preserve his existence – yet they only met him twice.

The detainees alone preserve Gitmo's darkest memories.

The GWR alone preserved its name through the "grouping", under which smaller companies were amalgamated into four main companies in 1922 and 1923.

"This alone – preserving the balance of the court and preventing any more pro-abortion extremists – would be a powerful step forward for life," anti-abortion leader Marjorie Dannenfelser wrote in an op-ed on Monday.

To this day, I don't recall hearing much discussion about reducing the military budget so that we can ensure health care for 40 million Americans, let alone preserve the planet for future generations.

On the other hand, the group {I}, consisting of the identity alone, trivially preserves every conceivable feature.

Such efforts alone cannot preserve the global ecosystem, however.

In the setting of neurologic symptoms, decompression alone while preserving stability has been proposed for both patient populations.