Sentence examples for lingering trace from inspiring English sources

That for me is the only real legacy: the idea that one has left a lingering trace in people's memories.

You might expect that one of them, at least, would bear a lingering trace of Nazi defiance, but no.

Kareena Kapoor is often pictured in the press with oohs and aahs, and only a lingering trace of condemnation — for being a size zero; she is one of Bollywood's most sought-after actresses.

He studied law at Balliol College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1952 with first-class honors and no lingering trace of the Northern accent that he had worked to erase.

I dare say I'm a terrible old communist who would be buried alive by a right-thinking society, but it strikes me that there might perhaps be the odd lingering trace of prejudice against women within our little world.

The main reason to go visit the house of a writer from long ago — piety and the search for ghosts aside — is the hope of stumbling across some lingering trace of the world that created the author.

But the lingering traces never seem to be lingering.

Yet my childhood and its lingering traces cannot quite discard the glittering ministrations of Rimsky-Korsakov.

This autumn, 75 years after the Blitz began, photographers Thom and Beth Atkinson publish a haunted portfolio of pictures that reveal its lingering traces across the cityscape of London.

In "Presence and Reflection," the performers interact with one another as well as lingering traces of their own digitally sampled playing, building toward a final composed section.

Once Sanders is confident that she has obliterated any lingering traces of reality from the script, she will forward it to Donald J. Trump, who will insert misspellings.