Sentence examples for while I maintain from inspiring English sources

Willetts (1978), in one of his critical analyses of the non-aligned, contended that "while I maintain non-alignment was not born until 1961 as a coherent group of ideas propounded by a group of relatively like-minded states, it has also been maintained by other people that non-alignment did not live beyond 1961" (p. 14).

I'm open with patients about my own diagnosis and while I maintain very clear boundaries of disclosure, I've had people share their experiences, swap self-help strategies and open up to me far more because I've been there too.

He said: "While I maintain that my efforts in this regard were above and beyond any reasonable standard of transparency with regulators, now that the FCA has accepted that I did not deliberately mislead it, I have decided not to prolong what has been a drawn out and burdensome process and have settled with the FCA, on the basis that there is no prohibition on my working in the regulated sector".

With Clarizen I can have the contractor enter and update all the relevant info independently, while I maintain a unified view of the project at large.

And while I maintain that the Windows 8 Store will prove to be disruptive to the PC gaming space given time (60 million licenses sold so far despite its many woes), what's clear is that the gamer is still in love with the mouse and keyboard.

While I maintain that there are plenty of better ways to jot down information in class, some of us are still hooked on the smell of paper, the feel of a book, and the soft glide of a brand new ball-point pen across the page.

For a while, I maintained an arsenal of Flying Forks of Fury, Spinning Plates of Justice, and a Creeping Quilt of Doom, but it just got really expensive.

While I maintained my role as interviewer, not debater, I later noticed on the tape that as Ziegler rattles off a laundry list of cliche pleasantries, it appears as though my head is about to explode from restraint.

Well, for a while there I maintained a conceptual Tumblr blog called The Printed Internet.

"The results are neither surprising nor novel and consistent with existing literature," Dr. Gazzaley explained, which I suppose is comforting, though I maintain that while I may not be a supertasker I can get a heck of a lot done after I've had a Starbucks Peppermint Mocha.

For a while, I tried to maintain that all this talk about baseball contraction was just a manipulative device by poor, schnooky baseball to frighten the players' association.