Sentence examples for retaining traces from inspiring English sources
Mr. Cordero morphs convincingly from super-nerd to slime-dripping hulk, retaining traces of geekery that glimmer appealingly from under the neon-green gunk.
The cancer genome is like a palimpsest, an ancient parchment that was frequently reused, each time retaining traces of what had previously been written.
He was made separately and retains traces of red, black and white pigments.
Mr. Carroll and Mr. Crystal encouraged the actors to retain traces of their own accents.
Organic produce, as expected, was much less likely to retain traces of pesticides.
Vertebrates retain traces of a feeding apparatus like that of tunicates and cephalochordates.
They are decorated with fanciful designs in bright blue, orange, yellow and green champlevé enamel and retain traces of gilding.
Although Molaison couldn't recall events that occurred after the surgery, he unconsciously retained traces of new experiences.
But Mr. Caine's freewheeling piano variations usually retained traces of the theme and were sometimes ingenious deconstructions.
These figures, presumed to have had a ceremonial use, retain traces of paint that once highlighted their sculptural form.
Professor Mark Pagel predicts particular words have changed and evolved slowly over many years, but still retain traces of ancestry and origin for thousands of years more.
