Sentence examples for scant traces from inspiring English sources

There are scant traces of his passage to and fro.

Scant traces of indigenous religion remained; Christian missionaries had seen to that.

The majority of Seghers's works represent forbidding mountain scenes with jagged cliffs, desolate valleys, broken tree trunks, and scant traces of human habitation.

Of all the parks I visited, it's the most bittersweet for fans of Olmsted's work: a beloved but hard-used space that retains scant traces of his original design.

The small career retrospective at El Museo distills Pietri's antic, acidic art through the scant traces of it that remain: signs, props, poetry chapbooks, videos, a vitrine of personal effects.

Due to the ephemeral nature of mobile pastoralism, scant traces are often left behind with which to understand it (Cribb 1991).

The New York Times has described his accent as "crisp" and "plummy", bearing "scant trace of his emigré status".

Only chicken with herbes de Provence disappointed — a simple grilled breast, tasting of salt, pepper, and smoke, with scant trace of fennel or thyme.

This helps explain how Donald Trump, whose long public record shows scant trace of religious adherence, has consolidated the support of a majority of evangelical voters.

There's scant trace of a cockney accent to his speech, but the class consciousness and tinges of resentment of Britain's stratified society remain; he no longer considers England home.

As these scant biographical traces suggest, much of what historians have documented about the life of Mary Bowser comes from sources that focus more fully on the Van Lews, especially the pro-Union Elizabeth "Bet" Van Lew.