Sentence examples for a slight trace from inspiring English sources

She also has a slight trace of what autism specialists call "mind-blindness" - a difficulty conceiving what other people might be thinking.

As he began this historical exposition, Viktor put down a rather large bottle of beer and spoke carefully with just a slight trace of an intoxicated slur.

He had a curious way of speaking: very English, clipped, precise to the point of being old-fashioned and high-pitched, with a slight trace of an upper-class stutter — hardly more than an occasional hesitation in the middle of a word — and a tendency to turn every sentence into a question.

Emeralds from the Muzo mine are usually a deep green with a slight trace of yellow or blue.

The devices, borne by aircraft, towed behind vehicles or carried by soldiers, can sense slight traces of heat on a cold mountainside, the hum of a buried generator, the magnetic signals from electrical wires.

It states that a FIFA official, Mihailo Andrejevic, wrote to the German Athletic Association regarding slight traces of the banned stimulant ephedrine in three of Germany's players in that match.

DOWNEY JR: By the look of her hands and the slight traces of seaweed under her nails, it appears Miss Adler has been eating sushi.

But the span of billions of years of cosmic history since then has erased all but slight traces of the original waves, or wiggles, in structures today, Dr. Tegmark said.

The hospital had already taken nasal swabs of 250 employees who worked in the Midtown office building shared with Gov. George E. Pataki, where slight traces of anthrax were found two weeks ago.

It's one of the film's merits that many of its supporting and bit characters represent the ethnic diversity of modern London — but the movie does so without content or context, and suppressing even the slight traces of historical import that the first film offered.

Only slight traces of carbonous contaminations sometimes blocking the channels can be found on the membrane (Figure 3b,c shows low- and high-resolution images of the samples, top views).