Sentence examples for clear traces from inspiring English sources

He walked around the hospital and grounds, working to clear traces of the battle.

It bore clear traces of his father's influence, but he was not the only writer who learned from Elmore Leonard.

In particular there was a number of well-preserved statues from the pre-480BC Acropolis, some showing clear traces of the paint that once adorned them.

There are clear traces of the landings still in the sand, including tiny pieces of shrapnel and nearly perfect spheres of iron and glass, flash-melted in explosions and quickly hardened again.

Given Venezuela's highly secure voting system, it would be difficult to steal the election without leaving clear traces, but that might not matter to a government that has honed the skill of turning fiction into fact.

Some of those appraisals carried clear traces of bigotry and ethnic suspicion, the kind of ill wind that could blow stronger as the union expands and clumps more onetime adversaries closer together.

The north banks of the lake are high and rocky, with clear-cut traces of ancient terraces.

It should leave a clear trace when you wipe you finger down the back of a spoon. 2 Add the granny smiths and cook very gently for another 40 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes.

It filled every minute depression in the imitation leather of the car seats; on the smoother surface, even after it had been scrubbed off, it left a clear trace, like the drag of a snail, glinting when the light fell on it at a certain angle.

Another is that Catholics sense a need to differentiate their brand from some forms of Protestantism.Among some Catholics in Nairobi, there was a clear trace of sympathy for the "Christian socialism" proclaimed by leaders like Venezuela's Hugo Chávez, Bolivia's Evo Morales, and Nicaragua's newly returned Sandinista, Daniel Ortega.

The fastest cooling process can spot a clear trace of SDW transition at 4.5 K.