Sentence examples for how it remains from inspiring English sources

By the show's end, the contributions of the current generation, including Savion Glover and Jason Samuels Smith, are given their due, and audiences are left with a taste of tap's African-American heritage, its progression and how it remains vital today.

The Beat's image in its heyday was of a crack dance band with a sharper-than-usual political sensibility, and that's how it remains in the fond memory of its cultists.

Gilot never cared for it, she says, which is how it remains in her possession.

And it is those things, 19th-century artifacts elevated to new prominence by a 21st-century television trend, that provide some of the clearest reminders of what the war was really about and how it remains with us today.

And that is how a photograph of me, as incorporated into one of Mr. Salle's paintings, was exhibited at the Lehmann Maupin Gallery, and that is how it remains to this day — "Rips in the Mirror".

A recent research report by the London-based Institute for Public Policy Research made a case for continuing British aid to India, given how it remains among the worst countries when it comes to child mortality rates and malnourishment.

According to Rasmussen, the most striking thing about amphetamine is how common it remains and how elastic our sense is of what it can be used for.

The next section will show just how momentous the change has been but also how incomplete it remains.

The remaining weeks up to 26 February may determine how open it remains.

But, she added, "How long it remains that way remains to be seen".

How long it remains so pristine when it operates as a night bus to Hackney remains to be seen.