Sentence examples for retain a clear from inspiring English sources

If our values have indeed become fungible, such words as "believe" cannot be expected to retain a clear meaning.

"What actions has the N.C.A.A. taken to retain a clear line of demarcation between major college sports and professional sports?" Bill Thomas, the former chairman of the committee, said in a letter.

Even with ESPN no longer identified as a collaborator on the "Frontline" films, they will retain a clear ESPN flavor because they are heavily based on the reporting of Steve Fainaru and Mark Fainaru-Wada, brothers and investigative reporters for ESPN.

When we consider the time spent in a paid job since leaving school, individuals with tertiary vocational education retain a clear advantage with respect to those with a more academic education.

Though ultimately outvoted, Spence won a condition that storefront windows retain a clear line of sight into the building and not be cluttered with advertisements.

"The fight for control of the Senate is stable and tight, with Republicans maintaining the inside track to a majority.... Nonetheless, the data suggests that the Democrats retain a clear, if difficult, path to victory," The New York Times' Nate Cohn wrote, summarizing the CBS/NYT/YouGov results.

That was tough enough, but near impossible to achieve while retaining a clear sense of womanhood.

Ellison retains a clear memory of the musicians he heard playing on Deep Second while he was a high-school student.

Every nation and region of the UK also retains a clear anti-war majority, with the judgment in Wales – 65% in favour; 22% against – the most emphatic.

Though Leonard retains a clear memory of his life before the crime -- and flashes back periodically to the event itself -- his life since has been a series of disconnected, forgotten and therefore repeated moments.

Prior to treatment, the cell formed large blebs and retained a clear actin cortex.