Sentence examples for lingered given from inspiring English sources

If the ghost of Blair lingered, given form by the constant talk of "lessons learned", of "stable transition", George W Bush made an appearance too, channeled both faultlessly and predictably by Dr Liam Strangelove Fox MP (North Somerset, Conservative).

"Egg" emphasizes the ethereal spinning by allowing each frame to linger, giving the motion a blurred, slightly choppy feeling.

Further, there are lingering questions, given the U.S.'s overall experience with financial market self-regulatory bodies in general, about the effectiveness of SROs in curtailing bad actors and strengthening markets.

But the lingering malaise gives us an opportunity to make smart decisions about our infrastructure.

But by lingering, Mubarak gave Egyptians time to get to know each other.

Thus it does its job quickly, without lingering to give the patient a big dose.

Garrone's trademark long, lingering shots give the actors free rein to create that same sense of dramatic spontaneity he achieved in Gomorrah.

The need to consider a real event, with its much reported facts and lingering mysteries, gives this novel a less peremptory texture than she has accustomed us to; the figure of Lord Lucan deepens and complicates, as does the nature of the evil credited to him.

This indicates the presence of drugs, alcohol or gunpowder — or their lingering smell — giving school administrators authority to search the student's belongings, said Interquest's San Diego president, Christine Schulz.

When dropping them off in the morning please don't get into the habit of lingering, it gives the false sense of you staying.

Google already lets you know how long people lingered at a given place, so if you're trying to figure out if you can still squeeze in a quick coffee before your next meeting, the combination of the new real-time data and this existing feature will hopefully get you there on time.