Sentence examples similar to preserve one another from inspiring English sources

In her almost psychedelic musings on time and what it means to preserve one's own life, she has managed to transcribe an entirely interior world.

Simmons argues that in Two Treatises 2.6 Locke presents 1) a duty to preserve one's self, 2) a duty to preserve others when self-preservation does not conflict, 3) a duty not to take away the life of another, and 4) a duty not to act in a way that "tends to destroy" others.

They just want to preserve one party rule.

One says: "Sometimes one has to sacrifice material success to preserve one's integrity".

Until now, the laws have done little to preserve one of the world's manmade wonders.

The purpose of this bill is to preserve one of these groves from devastation and injury.

"These places are vanishing," Mr. Briody said, "and I wanted to preserve one".

"One has to preserve one's looks," Pineda, 32, said, as his wife, who is 34, began washing her hair.

It is merely an effort to find practical ways to preserve one's balance in a complicated world.

We owe it to future generations to preserve one of the few remaining historical stadiums and leave some legacy.

In recognizing this fact we preserve one of the few principles that has been consistent since the Clause was adopted.