Sentence examples for trace of its from inspiring English sources
If the company retains any trace of its Quaker roots it must wince at some of the new lingo: the company's "Purple Squad" is described as "the Navy Seals of the Indian sales team".
The mind moves out of the darkness it is in to find a trace of its light, which stands to it as the sun stands to the eyes in bodily vision.
A stadium hosting Olympic events has said it faces a "mammoth task" covering up all trace of its sponsors name before the games begin.
"But there was never any trace of its infecting humans".
If the organization existed more than a few months ago, there's little trace of its presence.
There was no trace of Baghdad here, no trace of its smells and its sufferings, nothing.
From the fact that a global brain state bears traces of its recent past it does not automatically follow that any experiences produced by this brain also bear traces of their past.
No movement can realistically be expected to maintain more than fleeting traces of its minority flavor once it hits the mainstream.
Housed on the site of a former mill, it keeps traces of its blue-collar industrial legacy intact, despite a sophisticated level of service that caters to discerning bluebloods.
It will decipher these traces of its own past as eagerly as our scholars go to work on Greek papyri recycled as mummy wrappings.
Like many Swiss cities, it has kept only a few traces of its past.
