Sentence examples for its traces in from inspiring English sources
It produced no great palace cultures, like Knossos or Mycenae; it left its traces in no Homeric epics.
Whatever the outcome of the trial, the scandal has already left its traces in French trading rooms.
The discovery of the ancient town, name unknown and its existence unsuspected, was described in recent interviews with members of the excavating team that came upon its traces in 2001.
Personally, I think the lack of a unifying inspiration has left its traces; in particular, the trio movement has always struck me as sounding slightly out of place, a bit too jocular for what surrounds it without having a clear emotional function in the broader structure (do we really need light relief in this piece? I don't think so).
If any hardy life did manage to succeed during that time, finding its traces in the Archean rock record seems unlikely.
It should therefore not be ruled out (despite the experimental evidence of [7]) that the original cutoff sibilant creates, through its traces in the preceding vowel, a bias that pushes or pulls sibilant identification in the created stimuli towards the cut off /s/ or /ʃ/ phoneme.
This book is admirable for its candor, as it traces in rueful detail how even the most savvy people can be gulled by the promise of getting rich quick.
Penone made the tree by casting a real tree: in the process of lost wax casting, the tree was chopped up, destroyed, to leave its trace in art.
And the empirical character of the drawings – what does the world look like, how do things work – leaves its trace in the paintings.
Against the claim that there is no difference in principle between, say, detecting a passing jet airplane by seeing its vapour trail and detecting a subatomic particle by seeing its trace in a cloud chamber, they may reply that indeed there is.
"Bigger formats allow me to somehow liberate the technique the smoke is constantly trying to 'escape' and a large canvas can capture its trace in a much better way," he explains.
