Sentence examples for retained a kind from inspiring English sources
The house retained a kind of grimness.
Even in his later years, he retained a kind of cracked genius.
Auslander grew up in an Orthodox Jewish family and was liberated from the orthodoxy of that, but still retained a kind of glorious Jewish stoicism.
On Sonya's balcony I could see a faded union flag - despite the acrimonious divorce, she had retained a kind of allegiance to the UK - and in the distance were the mountains, still snow-capped in May, and showing through the heat-haze like scraps of white lace.
They retain a kind of spirit and a kind of guidance about how to live".
Solar technology, though it retains a kind of Jetsonian aura, is hardly new.
Trawl Ermou Street, the main shopping route, then Monistiraki flea market which retains a kind of Balkan third-world charm.
The Brooklyn Hasidim retain a kind of strangeness and complexity that makes them seem drawn from life and that makes the young Asher's otherness potent.
Even today, Vienna's new buildings retain a kind of symbolism, combining archaic and modern elements, reflecting both the cosmopolitan street and the mystery of the Vienna Woods.
Even though the building has seen rough wear, it retains a kind of worn-out elegance — but that is something no landmark designation can preserve.
It's not just the wine and the mild weather that is attracting them: the region retains a kind of bohemian chic, with its many art galleries and craft shops, its small, independent organic food producers and its frontier lifestyle.
