Sentence examples for while he retains from inspiring English sources

But he has made a clean break, he said, and while he retains his apartment in New York, there is nothing related to baseball he will miss.

Only Jesse Jackson remains as politically active and, while he retains a presence, he no longer commands the relevance and brokerage power that he did 20 years ago.

The president-elect and his spokespeople have instead suggested that he will allow his children to guide his enterprises while he retains all or most of the ownership interest.

"He has to understand, while he retains some privacy rights, he has given up a substantial number of them in holding himself out for public office," Mr. Canfield said.

Walliams's assurance and humanity come across in these quiet lines, even while he retains a keen grasp of such essentials as aggressive burping (the moment when Mr Stink subdues bullying Rosamund, who's just blown £500 of daddy's dosh in Topshop, with a putrid belch whose echoes last a page and a half, made me involuntarily squeal with delight).

It's simple: while he retains all the old magic - and there's absolutely no doubt at all about that - he's probably fairly unsure of the date himself.

As he sometimes remarked, Divine Providence guided him to the study of the stars, while he retained a profound sense that his vocation was a religious one.

While he retained a preference for black-and-white photography, he happily transferred sections of his back catalogue online, and began using a digital camera in his 80s.

He could speak for the huge populations in the developing world who were ignored by the richer countries, while he retained his moral authority in the West, even in America, as the champion of reconciliation and a multi-racial society.

Knowing little about the nuances of typography, however, Mr. Kalman hired young design school graduates to execute his ideas while he retained creative control, a practice he continued throughout his career.

I'm delighted that we have an organisation which understands the political dynamics [of the peace process] … It's a … fool that believes that we will not succeed in achieving a sovereign independent Ireland". To have persuaded Paisley to share a joke with him while he retained that commitment was a measure of McGuinness's political skill.