Sentence examples for is any trace from inspiring English sources
No matter what time they wake up, they should lie quietly before getting out of bed, note whether there is "any trace of a recalled dream and invite more of the dream to return if possible".
What's been vanished from this theatrical version is any trace of blood or dread.
Absent is any trace of the swagger that the private equity industry projected in its heyday.
And what instantly disappears, of course, is any trace of Steinberg's style.
If there is any trace of modesty within the hundreds of pages produced for HarperCollins, it will be entirely false.
MI5 is continuing to trawl its databases to see if there is any trace of Abdulmutallab's movements in Britain and communications he had with friends or associates here.
In spells it felt ludicrous that there could be any trace of stress.
There just doesn't appear to be any trace of "heat" in their relationship.
When the spring-morning broke, the tower-door was closed, the boat was gone, the river sparkled on its way, and never more was any trace of the poor boy beheld by mortal eyes.
Individual poems are sometimes strikingly similar from one language or century to another, without there being any trace of mediation through the pan-Indian, distinctly upper-caste language Sanskrit.
The comments reflect Mr. Romney's evolution from abortion rights advocate to abortion foe; gone was any trace of the candidate for governor who, 10 years ago, answered a Planned Parenthood questionnaire by saying he backed "state funding of abortion services" under Medicaid.
