Sentence examples for one retains from inspiring English sources

Depending on whether one retains commonplace assumptions about what we can think or about what there is in the world, the Parmenidean thesis can lead either to a bloated ontology or a very restricted psychology.

One retains an original door.

These kitschy figurines (one retains its original 99-cent sticker) are individually wrapped in clear plastic.

While Sky One retains the rights to screen the show first, Channel 4 can show episodes new to terrestrial TV from series 12 onwards and batches of repeats.

It seems certain, likewise, that in the first two years of life, even though one retains no explicit memories (Freud called this infantile amnesia), deep emotional memories or associations are nevertheless being made in the limbic system and other regions of the brain where emotions are represented — and these emotional memories may determine one's behavior for a lifetime.

One retains a reversion when he gives his property to another for that person's use during his life only, and at his death the property reverts to the prior owner; or one may give his property to another to possess and use as his own only until the operation of a certain condition.

One retained too much elegance; another was marked, on looking again, by a psychology too facile, read in the expression of grief, pity or love.

Estimates from pundits and journalists range between one retained seat for the CLP up to about eight or nine.

This one retained the mouse shape almost as well as the Cap mouse.

Among the four selected hydrogels, the polyethyleneimine one retained its structure under strains below 2050%.

Total suspended solids were reduced by ∼80% overall with cell one retaining the majority of the solids (∼70%).