Sentence examples for In the lingering from inspiring English sources

In the lingering frontier atmosphere, prostitution was less stigmatizing than might be imagined, and the women mostly married locally.

In the lingering wake of 1960s formalist thinking dominated by Clement Greenberg and Minimalism, Mr. McEvilley was a crucial alternative voice.

In the lingering 2002 Winter Games bribery scandal, a federal judge acquitted the two leaders of Salt Lake City's bid, Thomas K. Welch and David R. Johnson.

In the lingering cold-war atmosphere, Shostakovich emerged from "Testimony" as a deeply sympathetic if not exactly warm and cuddly figure.

In the lingering scorching sun, the colony erupted in a performance involving a pool of water emanating synthesized sound, as an excess of soap bubbles cascaded from a contraption involving a vacuum cleaner and a garbage can.

Carryover effects are differences in the lingering effect of treatments (placebo) into subsequent periods.

After the piece ended, many students sitting and lying in the grass lingered.

Robert Boyers's essay, "A Beauty" in the journal Agni, lingers in the mind.

But the spirit of the question lingered in the air.

After the Queen left, the veterans lingered in the Abbey.

The question lingers in the air, unanswered.