Sentence examples for scarcely vanished from inspiring English sources
Since 1998, political violence has become a lot rarer in Northern Ireland, but the horrors of terror and torture have scarcely vanished from the world.
In the end, though, none of his characters is as fascinating as those who haunt Mr Gilmour's book, whose courts and railways, schools and drainage projects still furnish India even today, while the thin red line has vanished with scarcely a trace.
The park is not just a place of lost civilizations, but vanished uncivilization, a Manhattan scarcely marked by human hands.
It seems scarcely credible now that anyone could have placed faith in an all but vanished working class.
When Lt. William Broughton visited in 1792, there were an estimated 2,000 Indians on the island; scarcely four decades later, decimated by smallpox, syphilis, measles, tuberculosis and ague, the population had vanished, as Wyeth put it, "to a man".
Not long before he vanished, he wrote to his wife, "But for the Occult side — everything else is peripheral, I scarcely see how anyone could do these expeditions".
Ezra Pound scarcely can be blamed upon the English, and T. S. Eliot, despite his conversion in citizenship and faith, remains an American phenomenon, a monument to a past illness, a literary malaise now largely vanished.
