Sentence examples for difficult to preserve something from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to preserve something that was made to vanish".

"We realized there was a sort of self-reflexive story in there about a kid who wanted to be an artist and was trying to preserve something that's quite difficult in difficult times, so we sort of felt, O.K., that kind of mirrors what we're trying to do" with the hand-drawn animation, Mr. Moore said.

"Who wouldn't want to do this -- to preserve something as unique as that?" he asked.

Frank H. Randall Jr., 77, invests to preserve something for his grandchildren.

"I'm trying to preserve something incredibly beautiful.

To pickle is to preserve something in a pickling liquid.

After all, wasn't the Mona Lisa an effort to preserve something already existing?

That makes it difficult to preserve vacant space".

But the French Revolution proved that it is difficult to preserve epic economic imbalance.

Eggs and embryos, because of their much larger size, are even more difficult to preserve.

But "peace" was difficult to preserve on both the domestic and foreign fronts.