Sentence examples for surviving into the present from inspiring English sources

"These objects are past events surviving into the present; as such they provide unique access to and evidence of historical attitudes toward time, nature, sociability and, of course, art," said Lovell.

Archaeology is the study of the past through its material remains that survive into the present.

Because plants are less mobile, their associations have survived into the present relatively intact.

A number of ancient boat types have survived into the present.

The resulting image of voodoo as sinister sorcery has, amazingly enough, survived into the present multicultural age.

And they suggest why such books and their illustrations have survived into the present, while painting in more perishable media has not.

Adding to the poignancy of the story is the reader's knowledge that, out of all these characters from the past, Roland is the only one who survives into the present.

At Art in America, there is an ideal of responsible, properly organized, moderately political writing with a moderate tone — a kind of standard essay style that has survived into the present and that Ingrid simply isn't interested in.

In the context of these remarks about "the darker side" we can place the sensational melodramas she wrote as well as directed, but this stated philosophy does not exactly explain the gender-bending comedy fantasy A Florida Enchantment (1914), which has survived into the present, heralded as one of the most transgressive of US films from the silent era.

This article considers the dichotomy of industrial archaeology in being both an academic study of the ways in which people lived and worked in the past through the physical remains which survive into the present and at the same time a conservation movement to protect and interpret those remains.

Among other examples he invoked men's formal wear, specifically the styling of the tailcoat, as an example in which vestiges of a past item in this case the greatcoat, with its waist-length front and split tail for ease in riding horses—had survived into the present.