Sentence examples for retained elements from inspiring English sources
This time, she retained elements of that formula.
French philosophy retained elements of the pragmatism of C.S. Peirce and the psychologism of William James (each receives an honorable mention in Sartre's "Being and Nothingness").
A study of the religious paintings shows that Central Asian Zoroastrianism retained elements from the earlier indigenous cult of the Sun and Moon.
That said, the final run has retained elements of camp comedy, like our hero's dragging up as wizened old Sorceress, Gwen's enchantment, and Anthony's Head's scenery-chewing turn as the Spirit of Uther.
But, without full recognition from the U.S. government, our marriage, to borrow a phrase that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg used in the oral arguments in the case, retained elements of a skim-milk charade, both externally and internally.
At the same time, they retained elements of their own more flamboyant aesthetic, and it is the intertwining of these two strands, Chinese and Central Asian, that "The World of Khubilai Khan" explores in thematic sections devoted to daily life, religion, painting and sculpture, and decorative arts.
(The stage directors' union sued the New York producers, unsuccessfully, for retaining elements of Eustis's production. Kushner and Eustis have since reconciled).
They often retain elements of vocational preparation at a less specialized level, generally for younger adults for example, in commercial and trade skills.
As well as many Indigenous newcomers to the area, there's a Darug community, which, despite copping the brunt of the early days of white settlement, remains on country, retaining elements of language and culture.
"You can have a flat-tax system that retains elements of progressivity, but I can't say whether it would retain the same level of progressivity and same level of revenue," one aide said.
Recounting, in often highly emotional and graphic detail, the martyrdom of the descendants of ʿAli, the son-in-law of Muhammad, the pageant retains elements that date back to the 10th century.
