Sentence examples for basic vestiges from inspiring English sources

But if you could marshal one of the biggest health care reform bills ever through Congress, we imagine you could at least take a stronger stand on the fact that the 630,000 residents that are happy to call you a neighbor have no voting representation in Congress and still lack the basic vestiges of budgetary and legislative autonomy.

Pare a dish to its most basic elements, juxtapose surprising combinations, shoot it in a chilly light that seems designed to strip away any vestige of romance -- that seems to be the essence of Patterson's aesthetic, at least as presented in "Coi".

The last vestiges of Christmas.

This made us vestiges of vestiges.

Yet vestiges of regional consciousness linger.

Any vestige of romantic love in Jeff's Verbal Commentary?" "I'd say no," Verlaine said over the P.A. "That's all just pretty much basic human feeling right there".

Vestiges from decades of war linger.

The succession system, probably a vestige of the experience of the Rus khaganate in the upper Volga, was based upon two principles: the indivisibility of the basic territory of Rus (the principalities of Kiev, Chernigov, and Pereyaslavl) and the shared sovereignty of a whole generation.

Few vestiges of Sarah remain at home.

They were the vestiges of my family".

Vestiges of the old Ms. Campbell remain.