Sentence examples for retain a certain from inspiring English sources

Yet bitcoins retain a certain mystique.

But other outdated metaphors retain a certain glamour.

It is also possible to acquire (though not always to permanently retain) a certain constitutional resistance.

The other is Saudi Arabia, where the scholars retain a certain degree of power.

Accordingly, it rewards those who retain a certain plasticity of mind and personality.

But they still retain a certain appeal with Silicon Valley's elite.

The implication is that he will thus retain a certain freedom of action and of speech.

"They want to retain a certain level of leverage in talks," he said.

I repeated something Tan said about the need for modern Chinese artists to retain a certain innocence.

The problem tends to be caused by IOC stipulations that retain a certain number of seats for officials, athletes, international federations and other accredited individuals.

Over recent years the BOA, like the Football Association, has worked hard to overcome the residual impression that British sporting institutions retain a certain arrogance.