Sentence examples for remains for much from inspiring English sources

Also problematic is Alice's attraction to a hostage negotiator, Pitcairn, the cause of which remains for much of the novel an article of the reader's faith.

(The garden was covered in snow during our visit, as it remains for much of the Siberian winter).

Jerusalem was then, as it remains for many, as much an idea as a locale.

Though access has been slowing picking up, it remains out for much of the country.

Yet the fact remains that, for much of his life, Mr Paisley was the IRA's best recruiting sergeant.

With Davey's construction company on hold, Anne said she did not know how the family would get by financially if he remains incarcerated for much longer.

If Moody remains unavailable for much longer, and England suffer further back-row injuries against Argentina, the management really will have a problem.

That association, which waned a little for serious golf fans with Woods's decline but remains strong for much of the casual sports world, has been very good for Nike for a very long time.

The third dimension of a Christie character remains hidden for much of the novel, while that person presents himself superficially as he would like to be perceived: as a type, a glossy surface designed for public consumption and approval.

This remains true for much of the book, despite some wonderful scenes, from the gothic menace of the child's death to the comedy of an Oxford don lecturing to the bereaved.

The outlook also remains bright for much of Asia, which should benefit greatly from the recent sharp decline in oil prices.