Sentence examples for perfect preservation from inspiring English sources

Perfect preservation, the past intact, when nothing of the kind could be said of herself.

Miller's film showed dramatically the virtually perfect preservation of Clive's musical powers and memory.

An episcopal see, Jaca has notable landmarks that include the Citadel (Ciudadela), begun in 1593 and in a state of perfect preservation; the 11th-century cathedral; and the town hall in Plateresque style (1544).

The neo-Grec row across the street has iron cresting above the doorways in almost perfect preservation, although at No. 255 lengths of chain protect the stoop and cast-iron fence, either from theft or collapse.

The area has been dubbed the "Pompeii of the north" due to the perfect preservation of organic artefacts such as leather and wood.

Therefore, they often suffer from low noise reduction and potential speech artifacts, although they can provide the perfect preservation of spatial impressions.

The near-perfect preservation of the site has helped to paint a vivid portrait of the aftermath of the battle, when Ambrose Burnside, the general of the Union forces, tried to take the city from the Robert E. Lee, the Confederate general, as Union forces forged toward Richmond.

Because of the perfect evolutionary preservation of the genes it was not easy to produce an antibody and even the construction of a probe for in-situ hybridization had to take the detour via the chicken sequence.

Sotheby's ads in the 1850s for Libri auctions touted his "magnificent library" that had been maintained "in the most perfect state of preservation".

As digging progressed, more teeth were unearthed and were described as being in a perfect state of preservation, black in color and glossy.

The perfect state of preservation and the fact that there is no sign of repair or overpainting is rare in a panel painting of this date.