Sentence examples for has mostly vanished from inspiring English sources

The city was destroyed in a 14th century uprising and its stonework has mostly vanished.

"The London Merchant," written by George Lillo and first performed in 1731, was a hit in the 18th century and has mostly vanished since.

Loyalty, discretion and respect for the artistic temperament of designers are values that have all but disappeared now that the concept of each fashion house as a "family" has mostly vanished.

This species of entertainer has mostly vanished from the show business landscape, where the wondrous capabilities of plain-old human beings are increasingly being enhanced, if not replaced, by the prodigious gadgetry of the digital age.

No one opens a physical envelope anymore, and even the fax has mostly vanished.

But now that iOS has automatic reference counting, that advantage has mostly vanished (although old third-party tools often don't work with ARC, which means you have to do some XCode configuration voodoo to switch it off on a file-by-file basis).

Afterward, Richardson said his soreness had mostly vanished.

Even the rocks of that era have mostly vanished.

The decency and the generosity that are instinctively hers have mostly vanished from the Weston clan.

The newsbreaks ("10 to the hour, every hour") have mostly vanished.

Though Sabbath-keeping was once ubiquitous throughout the Christian world, Sabbath rituals other than church-going have mostly vanished.