Sentence examples for remain itself from inspiring English sources

New Orleans is a city with the confidence to remain itself even in an increasingly homogenous country.

With "The Look of Love," presented on Sunday afternoon, Mr. Elkins stakes a claim for allowing popular art to remain itself.

Trapiello's edition is introduced by Nobel literature laureate Mario Vargas Llosa, who writes that the new version "rejuvenates" Cervantes' novel, while allowing it to remain itself.

De Gaulle said he was merely describing "the quality thanks to which this strong people was able to survive and remain itself after 19 centuries passed under unheard of conditions".

The benefits of such practice are several, being the starting point for the process of stand alone and continued education, unique capable to allow the future professional to remain itself brought up to date with the increasing development of new technologies.

We may have lost her.'" Cotillard resurfaced, but Skye remained itself.

Surely, they argued, there would be some universality of life processes, some press of rock and sand that remained itself regardless of particulars of atmosphere and temperature.

He makes paint describe an object while also remaining itself.

When a company adopts a philosophy rooted in righteousness, it needs to remain aboveboard itself.

I wanted the King to be consumed by his passion but I wanted the Countess to remain virtue itself.

Thin liquids such as water make the throat think it can remain thin itself.