Sentence examples for preserved that it from inspiring English sources

Dr. Broadwater told reporters that the remains and the artifacts from the Monitor were so well preserved that "it may be possible to identify one or more of these people".

This forward planning was roundly jeered by my fellow-passengers as the action of a tightwad, yet there was no mistaking the smack of licked lips around me as I unwrapped my treasure; this turned to rabid frothing when we arrived, at ten past two, in a small, well-preserved Italian town — so well preserved that it stopped serving lunch at two o'clock.

The translucent marble face of No. 6, meanwhile — designed, like its sister buildings, by Charles Pierrepont Henry Gilbert — is so immaculately preserved that it looks like it might have been completed sometime in the middle of last week.

The remains and artifacts from the sunken Civil War ship were so well preserved that it might be possible to identify the dead crewmen.

But the house is so meticulously preserved that it feels as if they've just stepped out to buy some egg nog.

"But if he wants to sell the land and have it preserved, that's commendable".

Second, even if animal minds are massively modular, and even if single incremental extensions of the animal mind preserve that feature, it's quite possible that a series of such extensions of animal minds might have led to its loss.

In the closing days of the 132nd annual Camp Meeting week, a few signs that Ocean Grove is not the Methodist preserve that it used to be: At the Shawmont Hotel, four white-haired women are playing cards.

Yet all too often their remedies seem aimed at preserving that power and shifting it to the state.

We need to preserve that history, whether it's good or bad," said Albertine Dounia, head of the national museum in Bangui.

"It preserves that moment in time and in your life, and it's a way to keep those memories alive".