We have no meanings for "retain the sense" in our records yet.
1 In all that darkness and rain he could not retain the sense of direction, and he had no idea where he was.
2 If he wishes to retain the sense that a new start is being made, he will have to do more than be himself.
3 And one retains the sense recollection of both, each independent of the other.
4 He was young enough, and the towns were dirty enough-unimproved ,unrestored ,untouristed- toretain thesense of reality.
5 The knowledge of it was spur enough to make him ride fast while he still retained the sense of direction.
6 The play retains the sense of a novella, slight and evanescent, more a creation of mood than of overt drama.
7 With all her paganism, however, she retained the sense of duty, and was devoted in her attentions to her father until he died, in 1849.
8 [I retain the sense found in a similar passage in §§ 1-3 ,inspite of the fact that the commentators are all against me.
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