Sentence examples for surviving features from inspiring English sources

Other surviving features of the Stalin era include the presumption of guilt in the legal system.

"There is something incredibly generous about Soviet architecture," he adds, striding up the Garage's broad central staircase, one of the great surviving features of the original building.

If you are interested, say, in exploring the work of John Ford, you can currently find only about a dozen of his more than 50 surviving features on Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Instant Video combined, all of them titles widely available since the VHS days.

Furthermore, because the forest had been an important military site during the Second World War there were features visible on the wartime photographs that have left no physical trace and were hence not picked up from the lidar, but which help to explain surviving features and are vital to understanding the full history of the area.

The surviving features display a frown and creasing around the nose and cheeks.

The surviving features appear to depict an ageing man with the forehead creased into a frown.

"Richard III," filmed in 1912 in Westchester, is believed to be the oldest surviving feature film.

Going Straight is the second of Norma Talmadge's surviving feature films, and one of her few films available on video.

Oscar Micheaux's second film, "Within Our Gates," from 1919, is considered to be the oldest surviving feature film by a black American director.

It stars Bert Williams, the era's leading black vaudeville performer, and it's the oldest surviving feature film with a predominantly black cast.

Oscar Micheaux's bold, forceful melodrama, from 1919 — the oldest surviving feature by a black American director — unfolds the vast political dimensions of intimate romantic crises.