Sentence examples for should we retain from inspiring English sources

So what do you think – should we retain the right to deafen ourselves?

This raises a deep methodological question: if we notice a conflict between Hume's dictum and another intuitively plausible claim, why should we retain Hume's dictum and jettison the other claim?

Immigration policies should reward merit: not only should we retain MBAs from coveted business schools such as Stanford and Harvard, but we should also retain Yale JDs, Kennedy School MPPs and even MFAs from the famed University of Iowa Writing Program.

Voorvaart told the Guardian: "Consumers should be reassured that we retain full control over our oil; we press under our own supervision, bottle, seal (with wax), stamp and package on the estate and transport it ourselves to ensure its purity".

Governments may not like what we say but we should retain the right to say it.

ISAACSON: We should retain the child-like curiosity that we outgrow sometimes when we leave our wonder years.

We are to try to doubt propositions and we should retain them only if they are absolutely certain and we are unable to doubt them.

(FR) What we should retain from this sitting is that we have debated at length a report on European security, whose content is for the most part completely out of date, and that we have refrained, by a great majority, from debating the war in Iraq at a time when its outcome is at stake and its consequences concern our security first and foremost.

"We are a long way from true energy security, and we should retain this domestically produced, strategic commodity until then.

Where a particular spelling has become widely accepted through usage we should retain it.

I've appointed a task force to take a fresh look at the color-code system and whether we should retain it, change it or scrap it.