Sentence examples for has really disappeared from inspiring English sources

"The town has really disappeared from this world," Mr. Yamanaka said.

"The rhetoric of the Yeltsin days has really disappeared," said Karl Kaiser, a German foreign policy expert.

By the time the project came to fruition, it had transformed into Nicholas Nickleby, and the reasons for involving David in the first place had really disappeared.

Although it has ebbed and flowed, this strand of Western politics has never really disappeared since 1878, when settlers resisted the first limits on timbering public lands, and their congressional representatives rose to compare federal regulators to King George and to accuse Washington of "robbing the poor" and "depopulating" Western lands.

It was the notion that American literature has embarked on a centuries-long search for an ever-receding God -- a search for a God who has become ever harder to imagine, a God whom almost no one among the modern writers can entirely accept, yet who, even so, has never really disappeared.

But since her ascendance, she has never really disappeared.

Still, bad feeling over that affair and the actions of the game's administrators has never really disappeared.

But while the Pop Art scene in New York was soon supplanted by other creative waves, it has never really disappeared from La Paz.

"Even worse than that, Jude, the father of my children, thought for years that I was selling stories which created an animosity between us that has only really disappeared since the revelations about phone hacking".

But the underlying factors that drove prices to their records in recent years have not really disappeared.

After finishing college at Virginia Tech I started playing some banjo and in the process discovered that bluegrass hadn't really disappeared at all".