Sentence examples for really preserved from inspiring English sources

"That really preserved the breed," said Alan Sparger III, a rancher in Comfort, Tex.

What has really preserved the Candelabro for perhaps a thousand years is an extremely arid climate where only an inch and a half of rain has fallen in the past 20 years.

Another opening gambit: Wouldn't it be -- wouldn't it be fascinating if we had preserved, actually preserved, really preserved just, just the way he was, you see, with his armor on and everything, a Roman gladiator?... Well, let me tell you this: that you will be just as great an attraction 2,000 years from now.

"Nothing I work with is really preserved well, but there's some bad and some really bad," says Mikheyev, who specializes in sequencing preserved insects.

These forms are really preserved across different scales, and the behavior of growing processes in the brain (the branching of neurons) is very similar in the way a branch grows or a lightning bolt comes.

Is reference like this? Do intentions really preserve reference?

"The contract really preserves some of the best parts of it".

"We're trying to really preserve a history that if we don't do it would never be seen, because it was marginalized when it was happening," she said.

It is easy to check that they do not really preserve the same location of zeros in target matrix as in the initial one.

A third and final criticism of Molinism, from a process perspective, is that it doesn't really preserve the freedom of the creatures in the way it claims.

What really preserves it, though, is its impenetrability – a dense web of jungle canopies enveloping a smattering of small villages and, latterly, eco-resorts.