Sentence examples for there were vestiges from inspiring English sources

A report commissioned by the school board last year concluded that there were vestiges, he says.

Now and then there were vestiges of the throbbing lyricism of the crooner of 40 years ago.

Later, dissatisfied with the original character, I came up with Eykelboom, but even then there were vestiges of the original story that didn't fit.

So the superintendent encouraged the board to appeal the decision, and argued that there were vestiges of racism in the schools.

There were vestiges here of the jazz-piano vocalist Ms. Sandé once was, but promisingly, and unexpectedly, on songs like "Where I Sleep" there were also hints not of Ms. Hill or Ms. Blige but of earthier singers like Dionne Farris and Tracy Chapman.

Leibniz concludes this section with his celebrated doctrine of marks and traces: "when we consider carefully the connection of things, we can say that from all time in Alexander's soul there are vestiges of everything that has happened to him and marks of everything that will happen to him and even traces of everything that happens in the universe, even though God alone could recognize them all".

At ministry level there are vestiges of top-down management and bureaucratic habits, as we shall see in the findings presented below.

"There are vestiges, but it's nothing.

There are vestiges of these heiresses all over New York.

And there are vestiges of both in his Cyrano.

Almost anywhere you go in New York City, there are vestiges of a colorful military past.