Sentence examples for preserved largely from inspiring English sources

Spanish folk art has been preserved largely by the Penitentes, a religious group within the Roman Catholic Church.

She is also beautiful and, for the final third of the novel, a survivor of smallpox with her looks preserved largely intact.

The former Imperial Palace, the vast vermilion-red compound where Ming and Qing emperors and their courts lived beginning in 1407, is preserved largely as it was when the Qing dynasty ended in 1911.

An envelope on which Mr. Johns made some indecipherable marks, and a small, quick pencil outline of a flag from 1955 seem to have been preserved largely for personal reasons, which is to say that they attest to an important emotional bond.

The century-old site has not been in use since 1948, yet its 18ft-high (5.5m) ceilings, rail tracks and cobblestones have been preserved largely intact.

Here we report a diverse assemblage of morphologically differentiated benthic macrofossils that were preserved largely in situ as carbonaceous compressions in black shales of the Ediacaran Lantian Formation (southern Anhui Province, South China).

The modular structure of the striatum transcriptome is largely preserved despite large genetic differences among the HS-CC, F2 and HS4 populations.

The earliest texts to have been preserved are largely monumental inscriptions documenting rulership, succession, and ascension, conquest and calendrical and astronomical events.

In this manner, several genes or loci that lead to local adaptation would be preserved together, largely because of the suppressed recombination that often accompanies inversions.

Vinyl is the only area where rock – the preserve, largely, of the older, wealthier buyer – is king.

The 753-acre preserve largely in Westchester County (with a small part over the line in Connecticut) is far from a typical forest, though.