Sentence examples similar to a trace of post from inspiring English sources

There is not a trace of post-Wagnerian posturing here.

Mr. Raynor, 50, when asked about what first drew him to the labor movement, what caused him to give up a badly needed biochemistry scholarship at Cornell University to study labor relations, is the kind of guy who is able to say things like this without a trace of post-1960's irony: "Well, to change the world".

But it's enough to help explain why when Dick Cheney called him there wasn't a trace of the post-office-to-O.M.B. civil servant left in him.

As reads mapping uniquely against the human genome did not exhibit any trace of post-mortem cytosine deamination, this suggests that a substantial fraction of the reads filtered as putatively originating from a human source actually consisted of genuine horse reads, that are still filtered from our analytical pipeline.

Yet their work was absolutely modern, without nostalgia, without a trace of "neo" or "post".

Not a trace of mud.

A trace of perfume.

A trace of cushion.

Without a trace of a smile, Mlle.

There was a trace of woodworm damage.

A trace of mineral smoke rises.