Sentence examples for true guardians from inspiring English sources

But they did not seem to be the true guardians.

Australians have grown cynical about claims that the faiths are the true guardians of families and children.

She says that there are very few enamelers left — and that in an industry dominated by men, it is the women who are the true guardians of a craft that has changed little in the last 200 years.

Nirvana became the spearhead of the Seattle-based grunge movement, which spawned a swarm of successful rock bands including Pearl Jam, who became the focus of Cobain's resentment, since he viewed them as a corporate cash-in on the outsider-stance of which Nirvana claimed to be the true guardians.

Intellectuals point to the moment as a kind of original sin, when Islam became embedded in the country's democratic blueprint, handing immense power to Islamic hard-liners, who could claim — despite their small numbers — to be the true guardians of the state.

Learning about the ancient religious traditions they live by – such as the belief that they alone are the true guardians of the planet, responsible for maintaining the world's balance — is an opportunity few people get to experience.

You are the true guardian angels of the city!" I owe them big.

Each man is presenting himself as the true guardian of the Democratic social-welfare tradition.

In true Guardian style, John didn't "tell" you what to do.

France and America have long vied with one another to be seen as the true guardian of the free world.

More than one Japanese professor has told Banyan that Japan is the true guardian of Chinese culture.History wars, still far from resolved, point to the limits of rapprochement.