Sentence examples for think you retain from inspiring English sources

When you're shooting, do you think you retain an anthropologist's analytical eye and sensibility?

"I don't think you retain Diller & Scofidio to simply spruce up the existing place," Mr. Levy said.

Mr. Kaplan said Mr. Kaufmann was "by no stretch a pacifist or an antinuclear activist," adding, "he had ambivalence about the whole nuclear war enterprise but did still think you needed to retain these options for smaller scale nuclear attacks".

I think you want to retain that, but you want to enhance it.

"I just think, you have a chance to retain the player prior to that date, and to do it after that doesn't make as much sense," Cashman said.

"I do think you should be able to retain the right to be wrong.

Find the balance between not caring what other people think and retaining your reputation so people don't think you're a) trying to get a better grade or b) trying to hook up with someone twenty years older than you.

If someone asks you your opinion about a topic you haven't thought about before, don't make one up on the spot- but admitting that you haven't thought about it yet, you retain the ability to form a well-informed opinion later on.

Do you think Mercedes will retain Hamilton beyond his current contract?

The "stove-piped" structure of government careers in most OECD countries takes little account of these new realities; talent that leaves is unlikely to return.In any case, before you can think of retaining the best employees, you have to get them in the door.

"I sauté the mushrooms and the shallots separately because I think they retain their flavor better that way," she said.