Sentence examples for for a vanished from inspiring English sources
Schnitzler's final stories are, inevitably, elegies for a vanished world.
They combined painful recollections of hostility and violence with nostalgia for a vanished world.
Zweig's autobiography, The World of Yesterday, is a long lament for a vanished world, tantamount to a suicide note.
"The Myth" was a prescient title for a vanished collection, and a pretty good epithet for the artist.
Though Mr. Zinsser has been disappointed by American songwriting since the rock revolution, he is no nostalgist, pining for a vanished age.
Some of her stories are nostalgic for a vanished time and place; some are scathing in their evocation of an insular world; some are just plain funny.
In a fast-changing city like New York, the appetite for signs of a vanished era may be especially strong.
"But oh for the touch of a vanished hand.
Oh, for the touch of a vanished hand - the sound of a voice that is still.
There is no nostalgia for a vanishing old order in which everyone knew his or her place.
Having directed a number of Linney's plays, as well as those of Horton Foote, Mr. Yulin has a natural affinity for a vanishing breed of elegiac regionalists.
