Sentence examples for a vestige of knowledge from inspiring English sources

The consequence for Holkot was that any reference to such incorporeal beings found in the texts of ancient philosophers must have come down to them from their predecessors passing on a vestige of knowledge about God acquired ultimately from Adam and Eve.

Vestige Theory claims that language change is always the result of constraint demotion and that the demotion of a constraint leaves behind a vestige of itself.

It preserved a vestige of independence.

A vestige of the name remains in Fort Charles Place.

"Antivirus is a vestige of the past," Mr. Rachwald said.

"This is a vestige of the old politics".

Its brilliant steel forgings are a vestige of ancient swordmaking.

This was not a vestige of Soviet surveillance.

Barely a vestige of trust or goodwill survives.

In the beginning there was still a vestige of sky.

Arsenal were scrambling for a vestige of self-respect.