Sentence examples similar to mere trace of snow from inspiring English sources

The reality check was two small, steamed won tons stuffed with minced mushrooms on a plate with steamed spinach and a mere trace of seasoning.

Els had not made ricin or anthrax (his experiments are more whimsical), but the mere trace of those searches on his browser represents probable cause.

Images are now mere traces of time in motion.

How has this been possible, given that the evidence they have to work with offers mere traces of the past?

Designer Tom Pye's craggy Aran coastline is at one with the sea, a rectangle of light marking out a mere tracing of Maurya's home.

But the main characters — actors and dancers as well as singers — are timeless, faceless, even nameless: not only lost but mere traces of the lost.

The nucleation and growth kinetics the governing processes in this operation can often be profoundly influenced by mere traces of impurity in the system; a few parts per million may alter the crystalline product beyond all recognition.

'Breaking the fourth wall', it is so called, ravages the formality of the stage, actors and audience and deconstructs the entire apparatus into mere traces of a beyond.

In the film's opening scene, which only has the merest trace of a connection to what follows, Van Damme plays a messiah.

Until Russia can answer such questions with the merest trace of coherence, it has no business looking at the U.S. as a mirror.

Trace of snow is less than.05 inch.