Sentence examples for life retaining from inspiring English sources

Christie's ran the detail of an early painting by Edvard Munch who would later become a leading Expressionist and Sotheby's reproduced a Matisse still life retaining a faint whiff of the master's Fauve period.

It rides rampant around our civil life, retaining our internet metadata, installing CCTV networks, threatening citizenship documents at ministerial fiat, and generally kicking over the ashes of smouldering Australian small-l liberalism.

Power LiFePO4/C pouch cell shows long lasting cycle life retaining 80% of IDC after 3350 cycles under harsh cycling conditions (3C/8D).

More importantly, the as-assembled symmetric SC delivers a high energy density of 55 Wh kg−1 at a power density of 1800 W kg−1 while maintaining superior cycling life (retaining 96.6% of the initial capacitance after 20,000 cycles).

Louboutin has, throughout his life, retained a sense of theatre.

Village life retains a centuries old pace, thanks in large part to the absence of motorised vehicles.

Yet, at least for this aging reader, works written late in a writer's life retain a fascination.

For nine generations the Stuarts had in fact been merely the ruling family among many equals, and James all his life retained a feeling for those of the great Scottish lords who gained his confidence.

It is not by chance that despite bloggers' best efforts to link her with the actor Peter Sarsgaard and the French nobleman Louis-Marie de Castelbajac, Ms. Von Teese's love life retains a bit of mystery.

In any case, they show us a writer who even at the end of his life retained full command of his powers, and was unswerving in his commitment to staging what the narrator of "Scandale d'Estime" calls an attack on "a world fouled by the gloomy usual".

When the mortality is being varied, the statistical value of life retains its regular distribution.