Sentence examples for faint vestiges from inspiring English sources
Some faint vestiges of Knickerbocker days remain.
Although Venturi was an early inspiration to Stern, only faint vestiges of his witty postmodernism can still be detected in Stern's work.
That these chunks are themselves preprocessed, synthetic materials with only faint vestiges of their original flavors is, of course, what the show is about.
Following Parveen's murder, the UN's human rights commissioner Navi Pillay said, "I do not even wish to use the phrase 'honour killing': there is not the faintest vestige of honour in killing a woman in this way".
"I do not even wish to use the phrase 'honour killing': there is not the faintest vestige of honour in killing a woman in this way".
In this sense they are indeed faint footprints, but not true vestiges in the proper evolutionary sense.
The last vestiges of Christmas.
This made us vestiges of vestiges.
Yet vestiges of regional consciousness linger.
