Sentence examples for I maintain with from inspiring English sources
(The print industry's decline commenced, I maintain, with my retirement from that gig).
Merton rightly belongs in the "Hall of Fame". Vinciguerra's piece is a lovely reminder, and I maintain with humor that the seven-story mountain was but the climb up to a friend's room in Furnald Hall.
(The print industry's decline commenced, I maintain, with my retirement from that gig). SimCity, from 1989, landed me a role as a municipal planner, arranging the layouts of streets, placing electrical lines and sewage plants, and rolling with the odd natural disaster.
Points clarified by me: People can and do argue at some length about the semantic distinction between 'pure' and 'vanilla' JavaScript, but I maintain — with considerable confidence — that JS written with jQuery is qualitatively different in content and approach than 'pure/vanilla' JS.
When he died, the close relationship I maintained with my brother during his illness helped me realize that his departure from our lives and from humanity had no relation to the methodical sequence of events that followed: the zipping of his body into a bag, the funeral, the cremation.
Obviously, this would cause my karmic barometer to drop from levels I generally maintain with my semi-strict, Marin-mandated, Whole Food sanctioned, vegetarian diet. .
"I maintain contacts with everybody.
I maintain involvement with my old alma mater, the Tizard Centre, delivering guest lectures to postgraduate students, and collaborating on research involving Regard and service design.
I maintain correspondence with quite a number of people inside the country -- some journalists, some who work in ministries, some students.
I attend annual reviews to discuss how he is doing but, most importantly, I maintain close contact with his teachers to keep him both on track and identify when things are starting to go awry.
(Rubio's internal thought process: "If I maintain eye contact with the camera, then maybe nobody will notice that I'm about to grab this tiny bottle of water and take a tiny sip").
