Sentence examples for widely kept from inspiring English sources

Mithuns are widely kept, and yaks are important in the higher elevations.

Of these, the canary (Serinus canaria) and the budgerigar of Australia (Melopsittacus undulatus, often called a parakeet) are widely kept and have been bred for a variety of colour types.

As Wolfgang Haug states, "[B]ehind Brecht's world fame as a playwright and poet it is still a widely kept secret that he was one of the most outstanding Marxist philosophers".2 Given this, it is unlikely that Brecht would have arbitrarily designated any text as being the most significant if it did not have considerable impact on him.

Outside of these breeding efforts, Finnish horses were widely kept in semi-feral conditions through the mid-19th century.

One canid, the domestic dog, long ago entered into a partnership with humans and today remains one of the most widely kept domestic animals.

Although acknowledged to be a fast innings, Fender's century was not recognised as a record at the time; cricket records were not widely kept or studied, and other innings were believed to have been quicker.

His advice to young researchers looking for that paradigm-shifting discovery: "read widely, keep your mind active, keep your antennae out; when they report something interesting, pounce".

These behaviours, which look like the compulsive search for analgesic drugs, are interpreted as being addictive-like-behaviour and widely keep the beliefs of the healthcare team as to the dependence of their patients.

Though he travelled widely, he kept returning to the slate-and-stone town of Launceston in Cornwall, where he was born.

Uncle Gustav later settled in America; he became a training analyst at the New York Psychoanalytic Institute, published widely, and kept a bust of Freud in the front hall of the family's apartment, on Fifth Avenue.

The talk, when the characters come up for air, ranges widely but keeps reverting to the Iraq war and the movie business.