Sentence examples for preserved them from from inspiring English sources

But he found a nuance in milder, meeker roles that preserved them from sickliness.

But this one scattered pieces in the winter, mostly over a frozen lake, and the cold preserved them from disintegration or contamination.

After the mid-19th century the unevenness and undisciplined form of his novels began to detract rather than add to his reputation, but the deep humanity of his finest works has preserved them from oblivion.

Notably, Brazil's worst recent performance came in their 1-1 draw in World Cup qualifying away to Ecuador, when only a string of saves from Julio Cesar preserved them from heavy defeat; in Quito, of course, the altitude makes the physical effort required for hard pressing far more difficult.

(Substantial armour lower in the ships was intended to preserve them from more serious bomb damage).

The state has no plan to buy destroyed oceanfront properties and preserve them from development.

From its inception, in 1951, the organization had focussed on buying parcels of land to preserve them from development.

At first, a protective aura surrounds recent tragedies, preserving them from the injudicious meddling of pop culture.

If QE helps preserve them from further upheaval, that will at least be some comfort to finance-weary citizens.

(It and other works on paper will be rotated, to preserve them from the deteriorating effects of prolonged light).

Suspense and anticipation preserve them from those deadening rigors of contentment which make their grandfatherly contemporaries act their age..