Sentence examples for new vestige from inspiring English sources

"It will be the new vestige of racism".

This new system – containing vestiges of hoary antiquity, varieties of rural and tribal cults and rituals, and strengthened by newfangled ideas of different ages – came to be known as Shaktism".

He stopped marketing new shows equally, a vestige of the pre-cable era intended to keep producers happy.

The passionate defense of the outer wing of the humanities from Dr. Botstein, who is finding his way around Princeton's stunning new Carl Icahn Laboratory, is a vestige of the prewar European intellectual tradition handed down by his parents, a tradition that is vanishing in an age of specializations and a love of technological efficiency.

The result has been an eye-opener as some of the vestiges of pomp, ceremony and patronage seem to be alive and well – despite our 13-year entanglement with the non-hierarchical, New Labour-induced New Britain.

"It's the last vestige of Bohemian New York".

When the socialists came to power in the early 1980s and sought to rid the new democratic state of any vestige of the dictatorial regime, they targeted boxing with laws restricting its presence on television, banning under 18s from attending shows, and setting the minimum age to contest an amateur bout at a relatively high 15 years old.

And despite a wave of gentrification — new restaurants, bars and hotels — vestiges of the block's grimy, boozy past remain.

But here we are, all these years later, seeing not just the last vestiges but a new manifestation of this migration".

Hodgson said he hopes for several more new signings and with more vestiges of the Rafael Benitez era likely to be on the way out – Real Sociedad are interested in Daniel Pacheco, the young Spanish striker Benitez set much store in, and Argentine Maxi Rodriguez may also be going – the money raised by Mascherano's sale may not be all at the new manager's disposal.

Some are made from wood, others from rebar or wire, but virtually all of these shrines bear names of people forgotten by most, save their loved ones and the Wyoming road workers who feel a responsibility for the memorials, vestiges of a new statewide effort to remove them from public roads.