Sentence examples for preserved memento from inspiring English sources

As a whole, this "Luisa" comes off as a bronzed relic under glass, a clumsily preserved memento of something that once breathed life.

But even Mr. Levine's touch couldn't bring true immediacy to a performance that came across like a bronzed relic under glass, a clumsily preserved memento to something that once breathed life.

Anne Ramis has preserved the memento in situ, and with a faint smile she opened the cabinet door to show me its message: "new life".

And then these were preserved as mementos of the occasion.

At best it can preserve a memento of what we have lost.

Try and preserve some mementos for a baby book to show your child what the room was like before the 'big move-in'.

It wasn't the sort of programme to lower the tone, preferring to follow the grain of innocent wonder preserved in these mementos retrieved from the national attic, the narrator assuming the same uncomplicated deference as the people waving the flags.

The strangest mementoes preserve artists who many people have long forgotten.

She is participating in an offshoot of the scrapbooking phenomena, the hobby of collecting and preserving photos and mementos.

The Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, part of the Museum of New Mexico, helps preserve archaeological artifacts, mementos, and folk arts.

Pike meticulously preserved telegrams, clothing, photographs and other mementos of the duo's time together.