Sentence examples for retaining a kind from inspiring English sources
In one crucial respect, admittedly, the Tories propose retaining a kind of state provision: under their plan for a "basic pension plus", the state would continue to ensure that every elderly person had at least as big a pension in real terms as today's pensioners.
The house retained a kind of grimness.
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.
Even in his later years, he retained a kind of cracked genius.
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.
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.
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.
