Sentence examples for a lingering trace from inspiring English sources
That for me is the only real legacy: the idea that one has left a lingering trace in people's memories.
You might expect that one of them, at least, would bear a lingering trace of Nazi defiance, but no.
Kareena Kapoor is often pictured in the press with oohs and aahs, and only a lingering trace of condemnation — for being a size zero; she is one of Bollywood's most sought-after actresses.
The genes in question play a major role in the immune system's ability to fight infections, but they are also thought to leave a lingering trace in the scent of people's body odour.
They checked each chemical against previous records to ensure that it was an actual body product and not from any lingering trace of perfume or deodorant.
Cleaning it took twice as long, given the number of bugs clinging to every leaf and flower, not to mention Luard's instructions, among them separating the yarrow leaves we'd collected from any lingering trace of petals, and scraping the hairy calyxes from the bottom of borage flowers.
But this spring, with the Blackhawks battling for their first Stanley Cup since 1961 and a chance to dispel any lingering traces of the Curse of Muldoon — fanciful tale though it may be — Treacy has started watching hockey again.
The worry for punters is that Carlton House will start to "feel" any lingering traces of a minor injury only when he is put under maximum stress, as he will be when he field thunders down the hill towards Tattenham Corner on Saturday.
In addition, trying putting all your clothes through an extra-rinse cycle to remove any lingering traces of the detergent.
Two icy sweets — including a granita ice pop infused with yeasty pandanus leaf essence, a flavor commonly found in Southeast Asian desserts — definitively quenched any lingering traces of the meal's initial fire.
These are radical antisentimental ists working in a style that might be described as Americanized Brecht-Weill, with any lingering traces of Germanic Weltshmerz shorn away.
