Sentence examples for really vanished from inspiring English sources

Sadly, that scrappy, idealistic company really vanished a few years ago.

The turban has never really vanished, but it has been lying low.

Michael Janofsky (NYT) THE ELECTORATE THE VOTERS ARE CHATTING -- Maybe the voters have not really vanished.

And they want decent public service, especially in education.But had the savage recession of 1995, and unemployment that soared above 18%, really vanished from memory by last weekend?

They were defeated, but if the image had really vanished from eastern Christianity this would have changed the whole story of art.

If a character on television really vanished "without a trace," there would be no forensic clue, no video surveillance camera, no strip of cloth or footprint or strand of hair to indicate the whereabouts of that lost individual.

"I felt like I needed an actor who could really vanish into the role and maybe someone who wasn't immediately recognizable as a Hollywood star," Mr. McCarthy said in a telephone interview.

They have to be modified slightly such that they really vanish for negative values of t.

Anyway, I enjoyed writing this book, and I have enjoyed learning at literary festivals and such that the taboo really has vanished, and that people now want to talk about growing old and their feelings about death.

(A family is the taxonomic classification level above a genus, and it is used by palaeontologists interested in extinction rates because the randomness of preservation makes it hard to know when, exactly, a species or a genus really has vanished from the face of the Earth).

Tonight, that energy has really, strikingly vanished.