Sentence examples for but preserving from inspiring English sources

He explained living brain tissue is generally softer—"like jelly"—but preserving fluid tends to harden it into something closer to a pickled egg.

But preserving historical architecture?

But preserving the language's integrity usually involves quaint, eccentric affectations.

But preserving, protecting, and defending the status quo may prove even more costly.

"But preserving democracy, with that fragile little d, that means something to me".

But preserving the memory of the alligators has stirred heated debate.

Kristofferson's rendition is soft, smoothing the tune's husky edges but preserving its resonance.

The diameters were categorized with Freedman-Diaconis method but preserving the overall voids' fractions.

Both summarize Talmudic Halakhic material, omitting dialectics but preserving Talmudic order and language.

It is a process Koolhaas describes as "not restoring the building, but preserving its decay".

But preserving its unique characteristics proved impossible, and this once iconic product became an also-ran.