Sentence examples for is now vanished from inspiring English sources

The stereotypes of women only being able to direct romantic or innocent movies is now vanished.

The seedy, lugubrious Barcelona she evoked in "Nada" is now vanished, given way to a chic metropolis famed for its avant-garde chefs and bijou bars.

That consensus is now vanished: see Izard 1991, especially Chapter 4, for a division with two basic positive emotions, joy and interest, following Tomkins 1962; neuroscience that may underly such a distinction is discussed in §3.3 below.

Dance, they say, is the art that vanishes, but it is now vanishing more slowly.

By Joan Acocella Dance, they say, is the art that vanishes, but it is now vanishing more slowly.

"For institutions that early on committed to Net art, a lot of that work is now vanishing," Ms. Paul said.

And the rate at which wildlife is now vanishing in too many places should be a warning that all is not well in our natural neighborhood.

Many animal species that are now vanished inhabited the area.

Many of these sites are now vanishing behind an acrid pall of smoke.

BBC News has been looking at jobs around the world which used to be fairly commonplace but are now vanishing.

Those corporate venture capital funds that were the hot new trend last summer are now vanishing faster than you can say dot-goner.