Sentence examples for do retain from inspiring English sources

The Giants do retain some advantages.

Nevertheless, our arts do retain traces of their origins.

You do retain the 620R's uprated brakes and limited-slip rear diff, however.

However, they do retain some of their flavour at the end and, more importantly, some alcohol.

Yet SparkNotes do retain the original Cliffs tendency to state, in some cases chirp, the obvious.

The symbolism would be too depressing — state history in hock — and the mansions do retain some practical value.

The police do retain the data: the records are not "wiped", but ordinarily should not be disclosed.

Except that good evidence now exists that upsetting someone with dementia is disastrous because they do retain emotions.

Retailers do retain some flexibility, he said, to steer customers away from more expensive forms of payment, like rewards credit cards, and toward less expensive methods.

Elder rockers who do retain their currency usually do so through music that's about facing an endgame: Bob Dylan staring down mortality, U2 courting resurrection.

Bono can use celebrity to do what political figures, whether senators or street activists, can't easily do: retain a radical edge while making alliances with a conservative base.