Sentence examples for work retained from inspiring English sources

Yet even as he became wealthy, Mr. Kinkade said his work retained a simple, authentic aim.

By eschewing this, Prince – even with his published work – retained a much greater proportion of its value for himself.

The socialite – and her work – retained her London links but you sense her heart was always on the island.

At the same time, his work retained its invitation to the human body to enter its space, to associate its forms with one's own.

When I heard part of the cycle played by different musicians at Galapagos last month, the work retained its full potency.

Leading the matinee program on Saturday during the company's three-week season at the David H. Koch Theater, the work retained its odd fascination.

(Much of his work retains a uniquely up-to-date air).

In 1735 he was ordered to redo the work, retaining the subject but changing the composition.

But the composer had recently died and his estate insisted that the work retain both titles.

Though Carleton's political positions and sympathies were inconsistent, his work retains an honesty of delineation.

Mr. Thiebaud's work retains a direct, Middle American look even though he has become quite the culinary sophisticate.