Sentence examples for what preserved from inspiring English sources

What preserved his sanity and emotional equilibrium was a growing passion for music.

Problem is, the officials and the farmers have yet to agree on exactly what "preserved" means when applied to farmland.

But in the end, he is an enthusiast for Roosevelt, Lodge and company, believing that the American rise to power is what preserved the world from Nazism and Communism, and that without the five men under his purview, our history would have been different and not as good.

In a way being there is what preserved me.

What preserves it isn't its amplitude but our restraint.

What preserves him from ingenuousness is the mulish will of a onetime enfant terrible.

The sincerity of the narrative voice is what preserves and elevates it.

What preserves that distance, on the other hand, is pride — the pride of equals that she finds exemplified in the political realm, the "public space".

"That is what preserving historical buildings is all about, so we have a continuum of architecture that speaks to the moment it was created in," Mr. Sanchis said.

Now the Psychological Criterion seems to imply that personhood is my essence, that I couldn't exist without being a person, and given that personhood is a psychological matter, psychological continuity is what preserves my identity.

Thomas Buchanan, M.D. from the Keck School of Medicine at USC studies what drives beta cells to wear out and what preserves them.