Sentence examples for preserved only from inspiring English sources

My story preserved only a few flattering fragments.

Freedom and justice can be preserved only by courageous people, however.

Those early comics were the essence of ephemera, preserved only by libraries and fervent collectors.

These Parsi (Persians) have preserved only a relatively small portion of their sacred writings.

During Ottoman domination, literature was preserved only in the monasteries and churches.

Carr's position in the shadow ministry was preserved only after direct intervention from Shorten and backing from the right faction.

He finds that, like regulated markets, our freedom can be preserved only by placing it under constraints.

Case inflections, preserved only in the singular, appear in noun modifiers but only rarely in nouns themselves.

The grassy steppe vegetation has been preserved only in the nature reserves and preserves and in old ravines and gullies.

Traces of soft tissue are preserved only rarely in amphibian fossils, but in this case, the detail is exquisite.

Not a hunter himself, Chorley acknowledged the view that the red deer population in the West Country was preserved only because of hunting.