Sentence examples for vanished words from inspiring English sources
To listen to the silence waiting under our stories, long enough that all the vanished words said over time simmer up in a scent that, for a second, makes me feel journeys that are not mine.
Faith is a myth, and beliefs shift like mists on the shore; thoughts vanish; words, once pronounced, die; and the memory of yesterday is as shadowy as the hope of tomorrow.
His three Manere miniatures, based upon a fragment of Gregorian plainsong, get their first ever performances, and after works by Stockhausen and Oliver Knussen, the concert ends with Goehr's 12-movement song cycle Vanishing Word.
Verschwindendes Wort (Vanishing Word) sets a selection of German texts (one a translation of Osip Mandelstam) as a 35-minutes cantata in which the mezzo Lucy Schaufer and tenor Christopher Gillett's fine contributions were interspersed with a series of equally adept instrumental preludes.
The scare words vanished from the lips of politicians.
But then those words vanished from the site, putting the campaign in sync with the message Tuesday from Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director.
His words vanished with the flick of his finger and he typed quickly to replace them.
Just as important as the words that are vanishing are the words being created every day.
As six soldiers in battle gear leaped out with M-16's leveled, two dozen Palestinians who had been chatting in the street simply vanished, without a word.
Imperialism and the global expansion of the western powers were represented in unambiguously positive terms as a major contributor to human civilisation.' The quest went wrong when it was clear that fascism was imperialism, too, and the word vanished from academic discourse.
