Sentence examples for no vestiges from inspiring English sources

An eager assimilator, she spoke impeccable English with no vestiges of accent.

This hypothesis is based on the observation that unisexual flowers in the Cyperaceae apparently have no vestiges of the other sex.

Without such resistance, no vestiges of the great urban churning of the last two centuries would remain in the world today – in Europe, Australia, the United States and even Latin America.

"I believe that if he had indicated that he saw no vestiges of segregation here, he would be in his job today," said the Rev. Darryl George, who heads the Messiah Baptist Church and has organized protests over Dr. Hornsby's firing.

Both ALA formulations were applied on the tumour, having shaved the hair and rubbing with a smooth paintbrush for a period of 5 min, time at which no vestiges of either cream or lotion were visible.

"Winter is really here, no vestige of fall.

There was no vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end.

In all her daily sight There shone no vestige of the color White.

Because in England, whatever does or does not occur in the course of a seaside holiday, no vestige of sophistication can take any part at all - and nor, runs the general feeling, bloody well should it.

Among the state's poetry luminaries are Allen Ginsberg, William Carlos Williams, Walt Whitman and Philip Freneau, one of America's earliest poets, who in 1786 wrote the lines, "Unpitying frosts, and Autumn's power/Shall leave no vestige of this flower," in "The Wild Honeysuckle".

There is no vestige of the melodramatic devices of Sardou and Pinero that inform the other comedies, and none of the dark moral retribution that ultimately makes sermons of even "Salome" and "Dorian Gray".