Sentence examples for bear a trace from inspiring English sources

Nor did it bear a trace of the jet lag she had been suffering after a trip to Hong Kong.

Among the most moving and informative items in the collection are those that were used, that clearly played an active part in Jewish life and bear a trace of that usage.

To this day, I bear a trace of this Holocaust survival handbook : if I'm at a meeting with human beings, I'll never be among the last to leave.

The title also bears a trace of Biblical injunction, a warning of the wages of pride.

Only one work bore a trace of Mr. Sacks's deep roots in literature, the word "Zeugnis" (from a poem by Paul Celan) in foot-high capital letters.

"Our study shows that competent kids can develop in most any family," said Ms. Hetherington, a flaming redhead whose accent still bears a trace of her Canadian roots.

Its semifirm compact texture, which bears a trace of peanut butter's sullen mouth feel, has a rich salty-sweet caramel finish.

Much of what he has done in the aftermath of the Unabomber frenzy – which consumed a few years of his life – bears a trace of altruism.

Either way, the story bears a trace of Kafka's ever-so-slightly quizzical habit of describing how bolts from the blue can intrude upon humdrum lives.

As Wilfrid Mellers points out in his study of the composer, "Shallow Brown" bears a trace of Grainger's fiery sexual energies -- what he called the "unredeemed male animal's utterance" of sailors alone at sea.

An easy mistake to make, you could say, though it bore a trace of the slapdash, and all was forgiven as global attention turned briefly to another, no less compelling British figure: Teresa May, without the "H".