Sentence examples for it remained something from inspiring English sources

Even after all of the replays, it remained something of a mystery as to how the ball had stayed out.

But deep in his heart, they thought, he did not have the psyche of a shooter like Larry Bird, Reggie Miller, or even Jordan; therefore, it remained something of an alien role.

Gordon launched the site just two weeks before giving birth, but for the first year, it remained something of a side project, only getting around an hour per day of her attention.

So even though the show has lately been earning its highest ratings (20 million viewers for one episode in January) and has been regularly finishing at No. 1 on the Nielsen list, it has remained something of a guilty pleasure, an affection that you don't broadcast too loudly.

It became and has remained something remembered by those who were young at the time like the heart-rending and indestructible memory of a first great and lost love.

But despite the freakish directness of the music on the recent Majical Cloudz album, "Impersonator" (Matador), there remained something hollow about it, like an unfilled-out questionnaire.

When he made it to the Belgrade academy in 1964, he remained something of an outsider because he lacked sympathy for prevailing artistic trends.

For all the recording's electrical energy and off-kilter harmonies, it's centered on an almost childlike ditty that has remained something of an obsession of Coleman's for more than forty years.

Despite its promotion into the serious league of literature, travel writing has remained something like the opera of letters: inherently bourgeois, faintly redolent of its imperialist past.

But her years in France remained something of a mystery.

Yet music has remained something of an oddity at a convention that specializes in the odd.