Sentence examples for as vestige from inspiring English sources

Augustine's understanding of the soul as vestige of the Trinity was hugely influential throughout the Middle Ages.

Terms such as vestige, contrivance, oddity, and imperfection are special instances of evolutionary remnants that are especially compelling because we have evidence that function in a given case is suboptimally or inefficiently developed, consistent with DWM but inconsistent with Special Creation.

Whether mitotype coexistence can be regarded as vestige of ancestral maternal mitochondrial genome compaction needs to be further explored, but the compaction may be a cause of mitotype diversification for the different species with different nuclei (speciation) as a result of adaptation of each plant species to internal and external environment.

Google Voice Actions (GVA) is not bad for what it does, but Siri leaves it far behind as the last vestige of the 20th century in human-computer interface.

As vestiges of social anxiety remain, what about all the old rules, once an etiquette minefield?

Many are attracted to the folk dances as vestiges of Irish culture that were repressed under British rule.

Long before the recent contraction in the newspaper industry, editors began to view sports cartoonists as vestiges of a bygone era and as budgetary luxuries.

How many stereotypical racial and ethnic differences, once declared evolutionarily determined under the banner of science, have been revealed instead as vestiges of power dynamics from earlier societies?

Gillibrand, for her part, has avoided a more pointed conflict by not naming names, and by presenting the comments as vestiges from another era.

Mr. Wattar was known for his adversarial position toward Algeria's French-language authors, whom he once denounced as "vestiges of colonialism".

In the Philippines similar variants are sometimes interpreted as vestiges from a remote Indian mythology, adopted probably for the sake of their cultural prestige.