Sentence examples for some vestiges from inspiring English sources

Yet he has some vestiges of decency.

Some vestiges of traditional religious beliefs are also practiced in conjunction with Catholicism.

But in one Schrager enterprise, at least, some vestiges of the past remain.

For Nick Clegg, it is no less imperative to restore some vestiges of shared purpose.

Of course, some vestiges of ideological differences remain and show up in areas such as industrial relations and welfare.

"I'm leaving some vestiges of the old building -- a pair of garages -- like the wood beam ceiling," he said.

– you almost certainly share some vestige of this moralism and use it to chastise yourself.

Bank officials are now focused on salvaging some vestige of earlier programs in an effort to stay alive.

This attempt to hold on to some vestige of control, she said, can be discerned in many survivors' distress.

There was, too, in him some vestige of the old Puritanism that lingered in his parents' generation of old families — an aversion to artistic vanity.

Similar programs pegged to a set percentage, which were established in Texas and California to salvage some vestige of affirmative action, have indeed raised minority admissions.