Sentence examples for vestige behind from inspiring English sources

"It's really important to me that it's not just the physical decoration," says Jubb. "I'm a great believer that a performance leaves a vestige behind – in a physical way on the walls, in people's memories, but also in the folklore of the building".

Bathed in a gentle sunset light, she was a vestige left behind.

Ms. Ilo said that Mr. Murray left a vestige of himself behind: a fireman's pole from the "Ghostbusters" movies still connects two floors in the garage.

Google Voice Actions (GVA) is not bad for what it does, but Siri leaves it far behind as the last vestige of the 20th century in human-computer interface.

In one hallway — which now had an alien scent despite looking exactly as I remembered it — I put my nose close to the gap between a locked door and its jamb, thinking that I might be able to whiff a vestige in the closet behind it.

Instead, they welcomed him to our meals, and opened up our apartment to him at any time, and soon it was there he went between classes and on his days off, always leaving behind some vestige of himself: a nearly finished pack of cigarettes, a newspaper, a piece of mail he had not bothered to open, a sweater he had taken off and forgotten in the course of his stay.

One of the fundamental reasons for short read length in "sequencing using cyclic reversible terminator" is that reversible terminator nucleotide analogs developed so far leave behind a vestige ("scar") after cleavage of the linker carrying the fluorophore.

"We need to leave behind vestiges of a colonialist mentality and be guided by community-focused values".

Gégauff's suave and sharp-tongued artistic advocacy has a cynical glee that is a vestige of a world that Godard was leaving behind.

While the visible church bears a special relation to the city of God, membership in the Church is no guarantee of salvation [e.g. De Civitate Dei XX.9], and the history that is visible to us is merely a vestige of the moral drama that takes place behind the scenes, defying the scrutiny of our weak and often presumptuous reason [De Civitate Dei XX.21 & 22].

Vince Clarke stands stock-still behind his synth holding on to that last vestige of Mutism: the electronic keyboard.