Sentence examples for preserved him from from inspiring English sources

"Sheer horror of cliché, if nothing else", he says, has preserved him from that.

He was always cautious when it came to believing or not believing in his journey, and this preserved him from both hubris and capitulation.

But Mr. Sadr has proved an artful adversary, compensating for superior American firepower with tactics -- like turning mosques into fortresses -- that have largely preserved him from attack.

Victoria Clark explains his uncanny skill: "It is his intuitive sense that he must only ever be perceived as behaving in the manner of a wise and just sheikh mediating, balancing, reconciling, co-opting, rewarding, forgiving that…has preserved him from the fate of his two predecessors [both of whom were assassinated] for so long .In this section The sweet smell of gunpowder Beware!

There is also a hardness about his rhythms, and a clarity about his words and images ("Who put the crease in your soul, Davies?") that preserved him from the misanthropy and the ranting into which some of his attitudes could have betrayed him.

What preserves him from ingenuousness is the mulish will of a onetime enfant terrible.

The resistance grew out of the desire to preserve him from a life of coal mining.

It may help preserve him from the trappings (and that is assuredly the word) of the inane idolatry that infects the modern values of this country.

A man I'd never met before gripped my hand with desperate force, as though his physical clamp on me might preserve him from oblivion.

The plot, like much of the dialogue, is preserved intact from 1991.

DNA analysis of semen samples which had been preserved from the original crime scene showed that they could not have come from him.