Sentence examples for although there are traces from inspiring English sources

None of the many painters here really have that yet, although there are traces of it in individual works by Miki Carmi and Francesca DiMattio, both of whose work impressed me greatly.

Although there are traces of the Slovak language in Latin documents of the 11th 15th century and in the Czech of the 14th 16th century, the earliest-known attempts to increase the use of written Slovak came in the 17th and 18th centuries, when Roman Catholics centred at the University of Trnava tried to introduce Slovak for use in their hymnal and other church books.

The Alcazaba, a Moorish citadel built in the 9th century by Ibn Marwan, was fortified by the Almohad caliph Abu Yaqub Yusuf in 1169, although there are traces of earlier work dating back to 913 and 1030.

In the wild, nearly all uranium is the uranium-238 (99.27%) isotope, although there are trace amounts of naturally-occurring uranium-235 and even smaller amounts of uranium-234.

But the fact is there are trace, trace amounts.

He tried to enter into relations with Charlemagne, but although he seems to have failed to get Carolingian support, there are traces of Frankish influence in Asturias.

There are traces of it everywhere.

In those ballets, there are traces of the narrative source.

There are traces of Bronze Age settlement in the valley.

There are traces of Hank Williams.

There are traces of James Harvey, Hugo Pratt, C. F., and Tadao Tsuge.