Sentence examples for left vestiges from inspiring English sources
There were a few coconut trees left, vestiges of an earlier, pastoral moment.
His experience with his father does not seem to have left vestiges of bitterness, perhaps because the name has been resurrected.
The film carries chilling messages about Japan itself, from the crushing weight of commercialism and the aimlessness of everyday life for many young people to the totalitarianism of the not-so-distant past, which it subtly suggests may have left vestiges in the present.
Other than in Plantae and Chromalveolata, these postulated, ancient endosymbiotic events, apparently, have not left vestiges in the form of morphologically distinct organelles (at least, not widespread ones); however, traces of such events in the form of genes transferred to the nuclear genome could exist and can be sought.
Over time, many hot spots have come and gone, leaving vestiges like Bermuda and the Bahama Platform.
Exceptions exist where the historical process through which church and state have been separated in Europe is incomplete, leaving vestiges of ecclesiastical authority: –France is the "ideal" type of a secular society in which the power over almost all aspects of life has been wrested from the church.
Ms. Ilo said that Mr. Murray left a vestige of himself behind: a fireman's pole from the "Ghostbusters" movies still connects two floors in the garage.
Different groups of hunter gatherers dwelt in this place since the Late Pleistocene until Late Holocene, leaving many vestiges of their passage.
"I'm leaving some vestiges of the old building -- a pair of garages -- like the wood beam ceiling," he said.
Yet by Saturday morning, the wire had disappeared with the television trucks, leaving only vestiges on the American side — scaffolding, a bank of 15 portable toilets, a moving truck.
Their swooping, liquid movements are the result of techniques that trace a muscular process as it passes through the body: here, balletic form is visible but the steps themselves are not, as if their dynamics have been erased, leaving mere vestiges of their shapes.
