Sentence examples for traces of some from inspiring English sources

Roofless walls stood stark on the plateau, lonely as the traces of some lost empire.

There is also debate over what would happen should Mr. Seracini find traces of some other painting.

It's not clear what else the picture is supposed to convey perhaps that Belykh has traces of some chemical on his hands, or perhaps simply that he is guilty.

On it were pills and medicines, talcum powder, moisturizing lotion, a half-drunk cup of milky tea, a glass filmed with the traces of some dark tonic, probably iron.

I was in China for the Dali International Photography Exhibition — where I was curating two shows — when I saw this beautiful image of a dignified little girl whose face bore the traces of some genetic disease.

Unaccountably, one finds here and there the traces of some more pretentious building square stones and sections of column that must once have been the parts of a portico or colonnade, and two queerly placed bases of columns set close together in the ground, as if they had been stands for something.

These movies had traces of horror that were implicit, not explicit all trace and suggestion of some monster that existed in a place we couldn't see.

An abstract Selberg principle is proved for a smooth compactly supported function f on a connected reductive p-adic group which is the trace of some idempotent (n, n -matrix.

Still, Darrell Issa had the whiff of rotten fish about him, a trace of some fetid glandular disorder or the subborn lingering smell of the arriviste.

"I was interested in using wax in water because it becomes an echo of movement, a solid trace of some invisible force or action," explained Hess in an interview with Post Matter.

To avoid potential mis-tracing of some parts of a neuron, an APP first produces an initial over-reconstruction, by tracing the optimal geodesic shortest path from the seed location to every possible destination voxel/pixel location in the image.