Sentence examples for whatever preserves from inspiring English sources

The basic doctrine on which his theory depends is that the whole is exactly the same as all of its parts taken together, from which it follows that whatever preserves the whole preserves the parts.

He later recalled the insight that shaped a lifetime of thinking: "Whatever preserves and enhances this meadow in the natural cycles of its transformation is good; what is opposed to this meadow or negates it is not good".

Instead, he said, they chose "to preserve whatever is preservable" and blend the new and old.

So by Henry's argument it would be impossible for anything whatever to preserve the soul from error.

Handle it gingerly, so as to preserve whatever fingerprints are there.

But while the mode was soon exhausted, its signature open form has been preserved whatever the occasion.

Consequently, she is trying to preserve whatever money she can and therefore wants charitable help with her child care needs.

Founded in 1804, the Society's object was to discover, procure, & preserve whatever related to the natural, civil, literary, & ecclesiastical history of the U.S. & particularly N.Y.

Like an archeologist, Bonn has the urge to seek out and preserve whatever amounts to a legacy of the past in East Africa.

Like an archeologist, Guillaume Bonn has the urge to seek out and preserve whatever amounts to a legacy of the past in East Africa.

Visitors must hold those memories in their hearts and minds to preserve whatever it is that makes art important to civilisation.