Sentence examples for work has retained from inspiring English sources

Adapted into comic strips, radio programs, and films, his popular work has retained its hold on the Australian public since his death.

It's always a risk to meet one's heroes, and a small Texas town seemed an inhospitable spot for a writer who, throughout all his multifarious work, has retained a specifically English sensibility.

The lead actors, Kate Lyn Sheil and Kentucker Audley, got their start in ultra-low-budget, do-it-yourself filmmaking, and, over the years, their work has retained the intimate and self-revealing audacity of the best of these films.

But much of his work has retained a sense of political and social meaning, as he continues to confront the political theater in China today.

It is described by Cadw (the Welsh Assembly Government body responsible for the built heritage of Wales) as a church "of typical Anglesey type", where the 19th-century restoration work has "retained the simplicity of design and construction", and also the church's medieval character.

Similarly his High Wind IV, of 1995, emphasises that he, in his work, had retained in old age all the vigour and wit of his best known pieces of sculpture from his earlier phases.

The genus Coloeus, from the Ancient Greek κολοιός (koloios) for jackdaw, was created by Peter Pallas in 1766, though most subsequent works have retained the two jackdaw species in Corvus.

The company also plans to negotiate licensing and royalty fees with search engines and news aggregators for the use of the publications' work, and has retained Mr. Boies's law firm, Boies Schiller & Flexner, for that work.

Vanity Fair is still his most interesting and readable work and has retained its place among the great historical novels in the English language.

Although in retrospect he considers it weak work, he has retained some of the sequences from this Danish version for the Ballet Theater production.

Even works he has retained in his permanent repertory contain elements that change from performance to performance.