Doesn't it need to retain that quality?
The rest of the movie retains that quality: powerful images and gorgeous scenery, backed by a loudly irrelevant score and an inanely chattering script, and fronted by snarling protagonists.
In 1861, there were concerns that the old-style Poitevin was becoming extinct, and questions about whether the Poitou mule retained the quality that it previously had.
"She's retained that all-American quality," he said.
When picking a potting soil, choose one that retains this quality.
Even we wouldn't sanction mental torment just for our personal delight; we are simply cautiously advising Elektra and Miranda, if they'll forgive our informality, to retain that special quality of misery that serves their music so well.
So if the talent is keen and employers are willing, how can fast growing companies that often lack in-house HR functions and big recruitment budgets, attract and retain the quality candidates that they need?
Is it possible to lower the costs of pre-K and still retain the qualities that make it so beneficial to low-income children?
He said it was a "battle royale", adding that "the debate is fundamental: do you allow change to happen while ensuring that quality is retained, as in our scheme, or do you cast the neighbourhood in aspic in which case it will wither and die". "If the area doesn't continue to champion innovation it will turn itself into a museum piece," Mr Haw said.
Which would have been fine, had the second series retained the quality of the first.
Innis stated that they "really wanted the film to retain that 'newsreel' documentary quality... Too many stage-y effects would have been distracting.
