Sentence examples for vanished any from inspiring English sources

In darkness there was the tiniest chance that visitors wouldn't notice the rubbish nature of the place, but illumination vanished any such mysteries.

In darkness there was the tiniest chance that visitors wouldn't notice the crappy nature of the place, but illumination vanished any such mysteries.

But for those of us who live in a post-traditional worldspace, the Creator has long since disappeared from the sky above, and with Him has vanished any sense of what is higher than, or transcendent to, our earthly existence.

Constantly checking the figures isn't going to make the debt vanish any faster, so obsessing over it does me absolutely no good.

The fight over what constitutes a proper school uniform won't be vanishing any time soon; uniforms, which have undergone flux in recent years due to student and parental demand for more comfortable and less revealing outfits, are becomingly increasingly more common in Connecticut's public and private schools.

Ethnic politics haven't vanished, by any means.

He towered, moved softly and suddenly, usually vanished at any risk of being introduced.

These species vanished for any number of reasons, including volcanic eruptions and avian malaria.

The banks that set up the vehicles swore they had no continuing interest in them, and so they also vanished from any balance sheet that investors could see.

The Black Death genome lies so close to the root of the tree that the human pathogen probably did not exist much earlier or, if it did, has vanished without any descendants, Dr. Krause's team says.

It is a moment for thinkers such as Sigmund Freud, who warned in 1915 that the "primitive, savage and evil impulses of mankind have not vanished in any individual", but are simply waiting for the opportunity to show themselves again.