Sentence examples for their vestiges from inspiring English sources

Communism and socialism turned out to be wavelets of the past; fascism and its corporate state failed as well -- though their vestiges persist under benighted and authoritarian regimes.

His documentary "Night and Fog," from 1955, is a crucial documentary about the Nazi concentration camps, based on the contrast between their vestiges as filmed anew and archival images.

The soaring language of the Warren Court, which had dismantled so many instruments of discrimination — segregation, poll taxes, anti-miscegenation laws — has now been wielded to strike down laws and programs that continue to deal with their vestiges.

Johnny Depp brings a sonorous voice and a dry humor to the role of Tonto, and Armie Hammer, who specializes in the soul of the Wasp (and should have played Tom Buchanan in "The Great Gatsby"), offers just the right genteel naïveté to suffer the disillusionment that counteracts the popular Western myths of 1933 and their vestiges today.

It's almost beside the point whether its elements are "good". Johnny Depp brings a sonorous voice and a dry humor to the role of Tonto, and Armie Hammer, who specializes in the soul of the Wasp (and should have played Tom Buchanan in "The Great Gatsby"), offers just the right genteel naïveté to suffer the disillusionment that counteracts the popular Western myths of 1933 and their vestiges today.

Anticommunism, in South Korea, was the 'functional equivalent' of 'racism' in Western countries for the ruling class needed scape goats for securing their vestige interests.

Because of their class position, landlords and capitalists were highly obsessed on their vestige interests and antagonistic against communism that denied private property.

Do they seek to impose their last vestiges of power on the most vulnerable in society?

A true poet of the provinces, Hadley is happiest in small towns and suburbs, yet she fully inhabits their "last vestiges of the old tranquillised routine" without judgment or defence.

But it is the details that are most emotionally engaging, as characters cling on to their last vestiges of humanity: the moment, on realising the truth, when "Charmaine's heart sinks"; the moment her husband's "heart beats like percussion under her fingertips"; the moment a serial adulterer assures his wife "he's loyal to her in his heart".

The withdrawal by all six rival candidates - including four not known for opposition - has robbed the elections of their last vestige of credibility.