Sentence examples for I retained in from inspiring English sources

"There is no doubt that what I retained in my politics is a sense that the only way I could have a sturdy sense of identity of who I was depended on digging beneath the surface differences of people," Obama said during an interview on 10 November 2011.

Lizza's piece quotes the President telling David Maraniss, in his new biography, "What I retained in my politics is a sense that the only way I could have a sturdy sense of identity of who I was depended on digging beneath the surface differences of people.

In "Barack Obama: The Story," by David Maraniss, Obama says, "What I retained in my politics is a sense that the only way I could have a sturdy sense of identity of who I was depended on digging beneath the surface differences of people.

All that I retain in my head of the house in town is the wallpaper with Teddy bears in my old room.

I think that was an early manifestation of a tendency I retain in my adult life and will likely take to my grave: a slight disdain for what everyone else thinks is great and, by implication, thinks that I should think is great.

If the ball that centers at x i with radius h does not consist of any points with mark less than m i, the point x i is retained in the hard core point process.

A greater amount of POmH-I was retained in the muscles as well as in the tumors than POH-I throughout the observation period (Figure 4E).

"Michael never represented me in any matter, I never retained in him in the traditional sense," Hannity said, adding that he never paid legal fees to Cohen or received an invoice from him.

While the majority of hnRNP I is retained in the nucleus; small fraction is in the cytoplasm.

However, the majority of hnRNP I is retained in the nucleus and this may have to do with its nuclear function as a splicing regulator.

A functional uterus (i) retains the fetus in utero during pregnancy without initiating stretch-induced contractions and (ii) is able to dilate the cervix and contract the myometrium at term to deliver the fetus.