Sentence examples for seems preserved from inspiring English sources

A year on, Zenyatta's first and only defeat already seems preserved by some golden patina of nostalgia.

Though the couple's children are grown, their childhood seems preserved within these walls: Here is a photograph of Alex with a Prince Valiant haircut.

It wasn't actually very long ago, that tremendous conflict -- just over 80 years -- yet in Britain, and in France and in Germany, it seems preserved in our contemporary minds as something almost ancient, a tale of bygone times.

The glenoid labrum (dashed arrow) seems preserved.

More importantly, the jihadist milieu in which such recruitment takes place still seems preserved, the operations a la Zarb-e-Azb notwithstanding.

Importantly, it is difficult to explain why a subset (30%) of obese individuals seems preserved from IR and other metabolic disorders during weight gain.

Others seem preserved in time, same as ever, while some former princes and queen bees are diminished or simply absent, now invisible themselves.

Even the prices at Sally Bell's seem preserved in amber: a standard boxed lunch, with a sandwich, a cupcake, potato or macaroni salad, half a deviled egg and a pecan-cheese wafer, is $5.30.

We flew several times to Boston to visit Buddy's family, stopping to refuel in small towns that had no highways going through, whose people hadn't seen tourists ever, that seemed preserved in another era.

Like a flower pressed in a book, she seemed preserved from another time.

Through the mirror's dark glass, the detainees seemed preserved in amber.