Sentence examples for it remains all from inspiring English sources

Even with his victory in the Indiana primary Tuesday, it remains all but impossible for the senator from Vermont to win the nomination.

At other times, not least in its suggestion that Britain is still in the grip of a clannish establishment network, it remains all too chillingly relevant.

Two ex-husbands and a lot of attitude indicate that Erin isn't that easy to be around on occasion, but it remains all but impossible to pin destitution on Julia Roberts.

It also suggests the thin, pretentious veneer of sophistication that is meant to lift this novel beyond the standard in this genre, but it remains all too standard nonetheless.

The idea that all our microchips will soon be based on carbon rather than silicon circuits looks particularly dodgy, since it remains all but impossible to switch graphene transistors (the central components of integrated circuits) fully off.

If it remains all too fleeting (even imperfect) a pleasure, it's worth bearing in mind his words from A Very Heroical Epistle In Answer to Ephelia – "No glorious thing was ever made to stay/ My Blazing-Star but visits, and away".

Since it remains all-powerful by the time the events of Star Wars take place, any stories surrounding Kenobi would almost certainly need to spin-off into far corners of the galaxy where the actions of the exiled Jedi knight are in no danger of knocking the main narrative off its course.

It still remains all-white, but it looks more like 'real people' than many boardrooms today.

For all this it is still worth remembering that it remains above all a beautifully pure sporting occasion beyond all the corporate flummery.

You don't say whether the ground is waterlogged all year round, but I am going to assume that it remains damp all year.

But it remains, above all, about dual identity.