Sentence examples for felt preserved from inspiring English sources

What you will see are adventuresome works made from a vast variety of materials, including stacked plywood, pewter, wire, glass, tulle, wool felt, preserved flowers, acrylic-coated paper, hammered sheet metal and woven willow and eucalyptus bark.

White Pine feels preserved in time, like an old English country hotel.

I dive right in waves with frosty lion manes.It doesn't kill me to feel more alive.Add salt to water and flesh floats higher.Dry off in the sun and feel preserved as a cod.

However, there are still teachers who, despite having such further education (which is highly recommended), nonetheless feel "preserving" their students' religious beliefs trumps evolution education.

Shakespeare really stays alive, just like the remixed Bee Gees, in being cut apart, reexamined, and freshly felt, not preserved like some biological specimen in formaldehyde.

It feels historically preserved; it's very sparse and totally clean.

What complicates matters, in some cases, is the additional pressure schools feel to preserve instructional time, especially in the current high-stakes testing environment, which wasn't as established four years ago during the last severe snowfalls.

When they aren't sinking into pedantry (Acetaminophen is "most popularly known by its major brand name, Tylenol"), they're veering off into strange generalizations (the uses of morphine "are always medicinal rather than recreational"; it's "been discovered that the brains of every species of animal life contain that core region — the amygdala — that both feels and preserves emotional trauma").

It was difficult to decide whether the house felt neglected or preserved.

"I have only ever wanted to record pieces when I felt compelled to preserve a performance," she says.

"They have been very sensitive to the historic elements of the site, preserving everything that we feel should be preserved," he said.