Sentence examples for preserve us from from inspiring English sources

Heaven preserve us from such cynicism.

Since Hobbes, liberalism has been defined as a form of government designed to preserve us from violent death.

If they did, heaven preserve us from the tangled emotions and power struggles that would begin to strangulate routine health care.

"Heaven preserve us from all the sleek and dowdy virtues, such as punctuality, conscientiousness, fidelity and smugness!" So wrote Violet Keppel in her unruly call to arms to the great ruling passion of her life, Vita Sackville-West.

Of all the stories that I could tell you about the naïve belief, held dear around the world, that making fine-quality products would preserve us from failure and bankruptcy, I've chosen one of the happiest ones.

"There are around 150 of our little ones there... May God preserve us from the worst," said the prime minister, Tayyip Erdogan, before he flew into the stricken city yesterday.

It preserves us from expropriation while bathing us in a congenial blend of resentment and self-righteousness.

Sadly, what has actually preserved us from Chinese inflation is that the evisceration of our manufacturing sector has slashed real wages and left millions of Americans unemployed.

Then there was Sara, from whom may saints preserve us all.

John Geddes, the managing editor in charge of newsroom operations, said he knows that readers are upset when they lose content about which they care passionately, but he said the goal in these tough times is to preserve "what separates us from everyone else: that's the reporting and the writing and the scope".

But for my money, by allowing at least two strategies of representing reality to share time, Yates brought to life all the more remarkable a novel; brought us -- through art -- near enough to life's palpable details that we can recognize our own lives, yet preserved for us a distance from which we can exercise moral judgment and be relieved that the Wheelers aren't us.