Sentence examples for a trace of an from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a trace of an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount or indication of something, often in a context where something is being detected or observed.
Example: "The scientist found a trace of an unknown substance in the sample."
Alternatives: "a hint of" or "a sign of".

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There was a trace of an admiring smile on his face.

I am told I speak it without a trace of an accent.

So when Hanna finds a trace of an insect's wing, it belongs to not just any old butterfly.

There's a trace of an Aussie accent – Mark moved from Australia to London at the age of eight.

"We tried, but it's time to go," she said with a trace of an accent as she patted my arm.

His speech is soft, with a trace of an Irish accent so faint it could be north or south.

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Without a trace of a smile, Mlle.

They're poetic, a trace of a trace".

There was not a trace of a breeze.

In some images there's a trace of a smile.

His face showed a trace of a beard and mustache.

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