Sentence examples for has mostly vanished from from inspiring English sources

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.

This week in Science, researchers report that genetic analysis of hundreds of canines reveals that dogs may have been domesticated twice, once in Asia and once in Europe or the Near East, although European ancestry has mostly vanished from today's dogs.

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

Her parents were the kind of old-fashioned "nonconformists'' — not exactly bohemian, and certainly not radical — who seem to have mostly vanished from American life, the kind that Kaufman and Hart wrote plays about.

This possessed scientist is a figure of fun, but it's kind of touching that he's in the movie at all; except for television's many forensic pathologists, poring over runny cadavers, scientists as a type have mostly vanished from pop culture.

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

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

Unz, 54, readily admits that, despite his forays into politics many years ago, his name recognition has mostly "vanished".

After the first charging process, the large peaks have mostly vanished apart from some small, broad peaks between 1100 and 1800 cm−1, which can be attributed to the presence of Li2CO3.

By Sunday, though, the lines had mostly vanished, and griping gave way to beautiful weather and inspired sets from Blood Orange, Kelela, Haim, Joanna Gruesome and Benjamin Booker.

Afterward, Richardson said his soreness had mostly vanished.