Sentence examples similar to permanent vestige from inspiring English sources

It meant a permanent shift of the Republican Party away from any vestige of principle and toward a white nationalism that, for demographic reasons alone, will ultimately be self-defeating.

Having deprived the gods of human form and clothing and removed the divine to some permanent and distant location, Xenophanes proceeds to strip a wide range of natural phenomena of all vestiges of religious or spiritual significance.

A haunted vestige.

credit permanent.

Permanent checkpoints.

How permanent is relatively permanent?

This vestige constraint is a kind of output output constraint.

It preserved a vestige of independence.

Vestige Theory claims that language change is always the result of constraint demotion and that the demotion of a constraint leaves behind a vestige of itself.

"Permanent resident".

Permanent scandal.