Sentence examples for though retaining from inspiring English sources

The festival's location has since moved away from Mount Fuji (though retaining its name) and it now takes place in Naeba Ski Resort (around 1.5 hours from Tokyo on the bullet train).

Pseudomorph, mineral formed by chemical or structural change of another substance, though retaining its original external shape.

Though retaining the some of the air of a frontier town, Johor Bahru is scrubbing up.Yet early optimism is fading.

It achieves comparable accuracy to that of upwind methods with approximate Riemann solvers, though retaining the simplicity and efficiency of centred methods.

Though retaining her signature disregard for propriety, the material was less reliant on the clueless character that had served as the vehicle for much of her commentary.

Though retaining many features of the disorder throughout his life, Triplett was able to learn to drive and traveled abroad extensively.

The work, though, retains its miasmatic whiff and its unending ability to disorient and wrong-foot viewers.

Schleck, though, retained the leader's yellow jersey and is 31 seconds ahead of Contador in the overall standings.

Her kinsman Gilbert de Lacy was the son of Roger de Lacy, who had been banished from England in 1095 and his English estates confiscated; he had though retained his properties in Normandy.

To reach there, we must note the further extension of medical authority beyond the walls of the asylum-though retaining the power of commitment as its ultimate sanction-into the lives of patients deemed healthy enough to remain at large and fulfill their social responsibilities, but not healthy enough to be trusted to make an autonomous appraisal of their own existential state.

(Charlotte, though, retains a surface cheerfulness).