Sentence examples for something disappeared from inspiring English sources

Like elephants, we return to the place where something disappeared long ago, hoping to get that old feeling back.

If something disappeared, it would have to be discovered manually, "and that would take time," said Inspector Royster.

Thus the entire past disappears — something disappears.

When laymen talk about the fourth dimension, it's usually to joke about something disappearing into it.

The visual cortex is attentive to sudden changes in the environment, both when something new appears and when something disappears, Dr. Martinez-Conde said.

"Well, John and I are going to make something disappear," he said mischievously, before explaining he meant rising health care costs and inequities in public education.

His goal is to create a counter-model: to make something (a situation) from virtually nothing (actions, words) and then let that something disappear, leaving no potentially marketable physical trace.

His title for the series, "Vanishing Points," refers both to the distorting effects of his camera (a Russian panoramic machine called a Horizon) and to the phrase's dictionary definition: a point where something disappears or ceases to exist.

"Remember, I had two ice creams over here?" He went on, "I think the ice cream was too — what's the word for when something disappears too soon?" "Vanishes," Glimcher said.

Because making something disappear isn't enough; you have to bring it back.

" 'De-severing' amounts to making the farness vanish that is, making the remoteness of something disappear, bringing it close" (Being and Time: 23: 139).