Sentence examples for what it preserves from inspiring English sources

History is capricious about what it preserves and what it consigns to its dustbin.

Or the National Patrimony tax, because that's what it would preserve.

While making this work I had thought a lot about preservation and what it takes to preserve a rare species, a paper image, the memory of a person it all seemed wrapped up in this material.

One might well think that this requires an axiom of proportionality which makes clear what it is to preserve proportionality in a figure and which the properties of any figure are preserved.

"Power does what it does to preserve itself.

He is our foremost explorer of the private life, and of what it costs to preserve.

For participants, "it creates a reconsideration of what it means to preserve family history," Professor Willis said.

In her almost psychedelic musings on time and what it means to preserve one's own life, she has managed to transcribe an entirely interior world.

The Conservative party always knows what it's for – preserving wealth and power by appealing to others who aspire to it.

As with cholesterol levels, the concept of a normal blood pressure has fallen strikingly as doctors learn what it takes to preserve good health.

Today, in all their beauty and decay, these houses prompt reflection about what it means to preserve the human past while also conserving the natural environment.