Sentence examples for works preserved from inspiring English sources

Successive governments showed no interest in creating a foundation or museum for the works preserved in Breton's tiny apartment at 42, rue Fontaine in the Pigalle district.

One of his most famous works preserved in the National Gallery, London, "The Adoration of the Magi," is believed to have been an altarpiece in the abbey church of Saint Adrian in Geraardsbergen, near Brussels.

Included in the screenings of works preserved as a result of a donation by NBC in 1986 of 18,000 16-millimeter reels are shows that starred Groucho Marx, Sid Caesar, Kate Smith and Dinah Shore.

His writings on Aristotle's logical works, preserved in part and influential in the Latin West through Boethius' translations, contain attempts to harmonize Aristotle's logical writings with Platonism.

In modern times they have been published under the collective term Moralia, a term first given to a collection of eleven ethical works preserved in a 14th century manuscript (Parisinus Graecus 1672).

These delays conspired with what many observers at the time considered the uninspiring nature of the works preserved in the papyri to dampen wider interest in and notice of them, despite their unique status.

Taken together, these two works preserve the best premodern description of the cultures al-Bīrūnī came to know.

None of Behan's other works preserves this element of Swiftian indignation – perhaps because the direction of his talent lay too much towards anarchic comedy.

"We have complete documentation and are prepared to help raise funding to see the work preserved," he said.

He wanted to see his work preserved as a matter of record and because he thought it might interest other programmers.

"The high heat of the baker's oven simply kills off the remaining little bugs, while leaving their work preserved in place.