Sentence examples for hadn't preserved from inspiring English sources

Remember, if European monasteries hadn't preserved calligraphic traditions during the Dark Ages, we might not be talking about pens at all! PenLover99: Really off topic, PenWonk.

Throughout history, public shame has been used to punish women who had not preserved their honour.

Nothing would be known about Marinus if Ptolemy had not preserved the substance of his cartographical work.

Subscribers would write into congratulate Shawn on preserving what he himself vehemently believed he had not preserved: an unalterable New Yorker identity.

"If the French and other Western collectors had not preserved this art, what would be the understanding of Khmer culture today?" he asked in an interview.

Quoting a text approved by the Council, it said Protestant churches, "because of the absence of the sacramental priesthood", had not "preserved the genuine and integral substance of the Eucharistic Mystery".

When the government argued before the appeals court that it had not preserved evidence that it did not present to the tribunals, the judges' response was that the government in that case was obliged to convene new tribunals.

Comparing student performance on exams with past iterations of the course was not possible since instructor M had not preserved exam grade data from when the course was last taught.

"If you haven't preserved it, you've lost it".

I don't know why, on the mainland, we haven't preserved much of our heritage".

It is pitiful that my generation has not preserved the harmonious inter-faith co-existence they inherited.