Sentence examples for preserve itself from inspiring English sources

The author argued that foreign policy helps a people preserve itself; self-preservation requires war.

In this theory, life doesn't preserve itself.

"Power does what it does to preserve itself.

A one-man regime ruined the country to preserve itself.

The danger is that the bilingual establishment will again find ways to preserve itself.

"An authoritarian conspiracy that cannot think efficiently cannot act to preserve itself against the opponents it induces," Assange concluded.

White supremacy, though provoked by a curious white woman, has preserved itself.

Anyway, we probably wouldn't like New York if it preserved itself in formaldehyde, in the Boston manner.

Test cricket may use some of the tricks but it also has to decide whether the best way of preserving itself is by staying different.

He directs the camera's attention to a blotch on the ground: the remains of a cat, procured from a veterinarian for use in the film, that "got covered in tar and preserved itself".

Second, a tree preserves itself as an individual by taking in nourishment from outside and converting it into the kind of organic substance of which it, itself, is made.