Sentence examples for has always preserved from inspiring English sources

While adept in the bebop language, Mr. Jones has always preserved the melodic theme, the essence of a song, a predilection he derived from Tatum.

Scotland has always preserved a strong degree of educational independence; and Northern Ireland has been more successful than any other part of Britain in hanging on to its selective grammar schools.

"Brazil is a country at peace, that has always preserved peace and is a defender of peace, but we need to be prepared, including technologically," Roberto Amaral, the newly appointed minister of science and technology, said in an interview with the Brazilian service of the BBC that was broadcast on Sunday night.

The Beverly Hills Hotel has always preserved the vestibules of Hollywood's Golden Age and beyond.

Along the shores of Lake Tanganyika women have always preserved catches of small sardine-like lake fish called ndagala.

"I have always preserved this nostalgia, from the time I spent in my own country, which allows me to continue the transmission, culturally and socially," he said.

An important step in the development of the definition of papal infallibility occurred in 519, when Pope Hormisdas (reigned 514 23) decreed that the Roman see had always preserved the true Catholic faith.

History proves that Americans have always preserved the values of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness for all -- no matter how foreign a group was labeled by opposing forces.

"The fabric of the city, despite a variety of assaults, has always been preserved.

For the Turkish military, its organizing philosophy has always been preserving the secularist traditions that Turkey's post-World War I founder, Kemal Ataturk, set in place.

Theravada Buddhism, however, which might be called fundamentalist, has always attempted to preserve the closest possible connections with the Buddha's recorded original deeds and sayings; its art, therefore, has concentrated on repeating in its main Buddha figures the most exact possible imitations of authentic ancient images.