Sentence examples for leaves its traces from inspiring English sources

And it leaves its traces.

It is the long inheritance of Syria's history that leaves its traces of the Baathist or Ottoman belief that all peoples can get along in the greater national interest, and a certainty that for centuries people co-operated perfectly well.

Bonnie Greer: Every element leaves its trace, even on the subatomic level.

And the empirical character of the drawings – what does the world look like, how do things work – leaves its trace in the paintings.

But it does allow information to be passed in a secure way, since any measurement of either particle leaves its trace on the other -- meaning that an eavesdropper can always be detected, no matter how clever or technically sophisticated.

It produced no great palace cultures, like Knossos or Mycenae; it left its traces in no Homeric epics.

The Battle of Brooklyn, or the Battle of Long Island, as it is also known, has left its traces across the city, but on its 225th anniversary, it remains a mystery to many New Yorkers.

The slowdown has left its traces on the industry.

Whatever the outcome of the trial, the scandal has already left its traces in French trading rooms.

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).

First the CIAM doctrine and later on the postmodernist approach has clearly left its traces on the urban fabric.