Sentence examples for what has vanished from inspiring English sources

What has vanished has gone into hiding.

What has vanished now is radical dissent in the realm of ideas.

But what has vanished is the unanimity that characterised previous discussions.

In fact the agora, the shared space of the polis, will be precisely what has vanished.

Today's intensive agriculture and relative wealth have made the ingredients much more affordable – but what has vanished is the time to cook and bake them.

Aljafari's films represent a new kind of domestic ethnography- home moviethnography- homefamoviesembers come to represent all who wain, survivors of a decimated nation, forever looking for whichhis vanished, confamilyto an ever eroding domembersorbit, in a war with no end in sight.

What had vanished were the kind of character-driven, John Hughes-level films that suck you in on a rainy Saturday morning.

Along the way, using materials "harvested" from his neighborhood, he memorialized what had vanished from streets now filled with boutiques.

"That what had vanished might reappear, that a scattered handful of doves or dust might be reunited by a word, that a paper rose consumed by fire could be made to bloom from a pile of ash".

But as "Derek" suggests — with scenes of Ms. Swinton wandering around pristine present-day London, as if looking for traces of him — much of what he stood for has vanished.

An old associate of Cranmer's has vanished; what does he know about it?