Sentence examples for vanishing man from inspiring English sources

Scully sees the vanishing man again in the car as they drive off.

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One of my closest friends, the son of an art historian, recommended "The Vanishing Man" (titled "The Vanishing Velázquez" in the U.S ., by the art critic Laura Cumming.

© Laura Cumming The Vanishing Man: In Pursuit of Velázquez by Laura Cumming is published by Chatto & Windus (£18.99) on 7 January.

In the same way, you put down The Vanishing Man not quite sure how Cumming has been able to bring off this particular magic trick, but happy and grateful that she has.

Indeed, their existence continues to circle around the vanished man.

On page after page, we hear that Christopher was all surface, no substance, a vain, vanished man.

He, too, was looking for a vanished man with an English spouse, on the verge of the Pacific, and his search, like Doc's, involved poking around a sanatorium for the mentally vexed, but what lent the puzzle its loose charm was the fact that Marlowe could only just be bothered to solve it, as opposed to staying home with his cat.

Page One, a major Singapore chain, with outlets in both Hong Kong and mainland China, has decided to stop selling all politically sensitive books in Chinese – known locally as "jinshu", or "forbidden books" – in its Hong Kong shops, as the mystery over the whereabouts of the five vanished men deepens.

This is what happens: Men become lost; men vanish; men are erased -- and reborn".