Sentence examples for preserves an element of from inspiring English sources

Matchmaking actually preserves an element of mystery: Most matchmakers don't give their clients much information about their dates in advance.

But that would miss the accomplishment of staging a complicated show in two hours and preserving an element of mischief.

He acknowledges that being a weekly cartoonist drives you to force out jokes, so he tries to preserve an element of chance and spontaneity.

Academy officials said last month that they planned to preserve an element of surprise this year by declining to identify in advance the stars who will hand out the prizes.

"In order to give maximum creative freedom to the film-makers and also preserve an element of surprise and discovery for the audience, Star Wars Episodes VII-IX will not tell the same story told in the post-Return of the Jedi expanded universe".

Warren, a bankruptcy law expert, was trying to preserve an element of bankruptcy code to help victims of corporate wrongdoing get compensation.

He requested at the time that HuffPost withhold his name so he could preserve an element of surprise should he need to approach Anglin again.

Warren was brought in to protect the trust, and her work on the case "helped preserve an element of bankruptcy law that ensured that victims of large-scale corporate malfeasance would have a better chance of getting compensated, even when the responsible companies go bankrupt".

To address the challenge of preserving street trees as an element of urban project design and construction, two City of Seattle Departments have developed a joint program to provide early communication and guidance, before building plans become firm or permits have been issued.

Egyptians have preserved throughout the ages an element of cheerfulness and wit that has enabled them to cope with the trauma of political repression in recent decades.

None of Behan's other works preserves this element of Swiftian indignation – perhaps because the direction of his talent lay too much towards anarchic comedy.