Sentence examples for had a trace from inspiring English sources

The "Freddy vs. Jason" concept first surfaced over a decade ago when both franchises had a trace of, well, blood, left.

Her second New York show displayed a flair for mixing textures, like leather and satin, and her ruffled flourishes had a trace of Southern pageantry.

Neither of them had a trace of the unearned condescension with which novelists, in particular, so often fail in the cinema.

Though Bourdin referred to her as "Carey" rather than "sis," as Nicholas always had, and though he had a trace of a French accent, Carey says that she had little doubt that it was Nicholas.

None was found for Knox and Sollecito, though the prosecution found that a knife in Sollecito's apartment had a trace of Knox's DNA mixed with Kercher's; Sollecito's DNA was detected on a clasp torn from Kercher's bra.

The raucous piece, which was premièred by England's Birmingham Contemporary Music Group (with a little help from their friends), had a trace of violence to it, partly inspired by the scream-songs chanted at English soccer games.

He appears not to have a trace of ego.

Stoops also has a trace of self-confidence, just like his last boss, Steve Spurrier of Florida.

None of those enforcement policies have a trace of honesty or realism.

He looks like the nice, ordinary one, but he often has a trace of a wicked smile.

He didn't seem to have a trace of the desperation that makes La Rinconada run so hot.