Sentence examples for so vanished from inspiring English sources

At 67, Mr. Caracappa has grown gaunt, the color so vanished from his face that it was hard to say where a scraggly gray beard met his pallid skin; Mr. Eppolito, 60, appeared to have lost weight behind bars, but remained a round, burly figure whose face reddened as a son and a daughter of two victims stood to describe their losses.

He guessed that 15 percent of his classmates had done so, vanishing with so little warning that their parents could never accept that they left voluntarily.

Turn the pages; so much has vanished, so many have died, yet our memories are sharp: the World War we were fighting, our seriousness, our dreams, our singleness, and our innocence.

Friends of Afghanistan's cultural heritage increasingly fear that these ancient inhabitants of the country might one day meet with the same fate of other peoples of Afghanistan, including Jews and Buddhists, and so vanish from the the country altogether.

In many cases these communities have a long tradition of managing forests in sustainable ways but the desire to continue to do so vanishes when governments do not recognize their ancestral rights to these resources and, instead, authorize the utilization of lands for other purposes and by other agents.

So it must have existed - but the India Museum has so completely vanished from memory that it seems hard to credit there ever was such a place.

So he vanished - and Eric Weiss was born.

And as the leaves at last reappear, so do vanished neighbors.

She says she is "writing … above all, to resurrect so many vanished sisters".

Compassionate conservatism has not so much vanished as lost the limelight.Mr Bush could certainly have done more, but he has not given up.

That references to Mr. Gingrich have so suddenly vanished from the Clinton campaign lexicon suggests an initial miscalculation by Mrs. Clinton and her advisers.