Sentence examples for like remnants from inspiring English sources

These all feel like remnants.

Lynch's priorities as Attorney General already look like remnants from a distant era.

It sounds like remnants of some consoling sacred work have been mysteriously strung together.

But even these references, which earn knowing chuckles, seem like remnants of the Bush era.

Original signs are posted like remnants of a dream: "Spitting on the platforms or other parts of this station is unlawful," or "Warning.

Douglass, who has known the misery of slavery, sees the approach of the potato famine in the Irish countryside: "The children looked like remnants of themselves.

Treatment with 100 nM WIN resulted in rapid rounding of the cell body and in retraction of neurites, leaving behind retraction-fiber-like remnants.

The H-like fragments represent structures homologous to the cap-like remnants characteristic of Interfilum: two cap-like structures connected by their tops.

Calculating area is, however, relatively easy, because areas of natural steppe vegetation adequate for the study species are island-like remnants in a landscape dominated by agriculture, so they are easily identified with basic GIS procedures (Vogeli et al. 2010).

This decade hasn't been up to much, movie-wise, but I am more than ever convinced that when every other scrap of celluloid from 2000-2009 has crumbled to dust, one film will remain, like some Ozymandias-like remnant of transient vanished glory in the desert.

There was also what is interpreted as the splint-like remnant of a fifth (outermost) metatarsal, perhaps used as a lever between the Achilles tendon and foot.