Sentence examples for quite vanished from inspiring English sources

The effect was strongest during the first few days of trading; over time, it weakened, but never quite vanished.

The cooking must be at very low heat for just a few minutes, until the pinkness has not quite vanished from the middle of the fish.

Today, that kind of sentiment is quite vanished outside Ulster, and there will be no vehement demonstrations against Rome's latest illustrious convert.

I was tired and hurt and the headache behind my left eye had never quite vanished — but I read the love story of Lauren Cleaver and Brian Jones until five-thirty that morning.

Stephen Howe is professor of history at Bristol University; his books include 'Ireland and Empire' (Oxford) Mystery or myth: Khazars and Jews First raised in the 1880s, the theory that Ashkenazi Jews from eastern Europe are largely descendants of the Khazars of central Asia never quite vanished.

The boundary between "Clouds of May" and Muzaffer's film, the title and subject of which are never disclosed, blurs without quite vanishing altogether.

The best shows, like "Coupling," are written with a grown-up wit that embraces the adolescent behavior that never quite vanishes from sexual relationships.

"If you have a thought," Justin said, "just tag it 'thought.' Don't label it 'good thought' or 'bad thought' — just 'thought.' " Then Cara tapped a bronze bowl with a mallet, and the sound resonated through the space, fading but never quite vanishing.

An online lie, though, never quite vanishes.

I have researched why there is anti-Semitism, and why it never quite vanishes, but keeps finding new pretexts to surface.

And in a tiny role (one speaking scene) Jane Fonda disappears into Nancy Reagan in a way that Oprah never quite vanishes into Gloria.