Sentence examples for vanishing world from inspiring English sources
It was a different, quickly vanishing world, which "Band of Brothers" recreates in all its devotion, bravery and terror.
"A Voice From Old New York" is a peek into a rapidly vanishing world and into a determined writer's coming of age.
As he waits for the inevitable auto-da-fé, Yekker clings to words as if they were "life preservers," retreating to a vanishing world of memories and reveries.
In the spirit of Walter Benjamin's flâneur-driven "Arcades" project, Leonard spent ten years haunting the Lower East Side, among other locales, with a nineteen-forties Rolleiflex camera, documenting the vanishing world of hand-painted signs.
The fate of Molly's letter, when she learns the old bookseller is dead, seems both an elegy for her love affair and a monument to our own vanishing world of books and bookstores.
As a novelist known for chronicling the vanishing world of working-class Irish Catholics, you bring a tone of almost-religious adoration to your latest subject — your mother, whose death dominates your new memoirs, "Circling My Mother".
Zoe Leonard's "Analogue" is a story of two vanishing worlds: the commerce of the Lower East Side and Williamsburg, and old-school photography.
Her work has, over the years, centred on forgotten, vanishing worlds, art and language that exist on the margins.
To be a Jewish child in England in the forties and fifties was to inhabit two vanishing worlds at once.
"Analogue," Zoe Leonard's epic yet intimate sequence of photographs, now installed in MOMA's atrium, is a story of two vanishing worlds.
It brings a vanished world to life.
