Sentence examples for of vestiges from inspiring English sources

This made us vestiges of vestiges.

In Mr. Oyama's section of "Vestiges," time leaves its marks in much subtler ways.

This does not mean, however, that anyone outside the visible fellowship of the Roman Catholic Church cannot be saved; nor does it preclude the presence of "vestiges of the church" in the other Christian bodies.

A virulent new strain of flu that "exploded like a neutron bomb over the surface of the earth", wiping out 99% of humanity; characters holed up in tower blocks while the world collapses around them; "unspeakable years" in which the unlucky survivors walk blasted roads in search of vestiges of civilisation; crazed prophets leading murderous cults and "ferals" leaping out from behind bushes.

There's also a trace of a British accent in there, presumably left over from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, and a snatch of Cherokee (from The Lone Ranger?), all layered on top of vestiges of Depp's native Kentucky, like stamps in a passport.

On a tired-feet day we followed a gentle 5km stroll round the Bedoya valley that took us through villages full of vestiges of lost times, such as a special porch for the shoeing of cows, or a tiny disused school.

As a few people have mentioned, there's a strong libertarian strain in the Tea Party, a kind of vestige of what Walter Russell Mead called Jacksonianism.

What were the chances of any vestiges of Salina life being left in the 21st century?

Still, even Mr. Clinton experienced some of the vestiges of the imperial presidency.

Mr. Obama also helped undermine one of the vestiges of the post-Watergate campaign reforms: public financing for the general election.

It was a rebuke to President Mikheil Saakashvili, who has tried to clear Georgia of all vestiges of Soviet symbolism.