Sentence examples for faithfully preserved from inspiring English sources

Wooden buildings are faithfully preserved from the island's heyday 100 years ago.

The Hearst living quarters, faithfully preserved in their elegance, are now listed as "Museum, Admission 10 cent".

In "A Canticle for Leibowitz," the knowledge that the monks faithfully preserved ultimately contributes to the obliteration of the world.

All of it is faithfully preserved in Gateway's staging by Ginger Thatcher, the original production's assistant choreographer.

The Hearst living quarters, faithfully preserved in their elegance, are now listed as "Museum, Admission 10 cent".

It did my heart good to see the astonishing freshness with which they have been faithfully preserved, as if choreographed yesterday.

A handful of its uncanny images have lingered with Lethem and Rusnak, who have transplanted Gerber and Skrenes's best riffs into what Lethem calls a "serious parody" of old super­hero comics — faithfully preserving the elements of the form but drastically mutating their tone.

While the oldest surviving codices were being written in monasteries, fairly faithfully preserving the much earlier literature, a new literary order elaborated verse forms to a far greater extent than before and used a language close to the vernacular of the day.

At the Times Square branch of the French-owned cosmetics chain Sephora posters advertise "Star-Spangled Skin Care Values" andeclarere, "We the pretty, in order to form a more gorgeous complexion for all, do solemnly swear to faithfully preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of your skin".

Finally, there's a treat for smaller tykes on Netflix: The Little Prince, American animator Mark Osborne's achingly gentle, adoringly rendered stop-motion interpretation of the Antoine de Saint-Exupery classic, which takes some resourceful liberties with the narrative while faithfully preserving its spirit of ingenuous intellectual inquiry.

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