Sentence examples for what lingers instead from inspiring English sources

What lingers instead was what it was like then, and what it was like Sunday night.

What lingers is the truth.

And anyway, what lingers most from Updike's essay is not what the fans do, but what Williams does.

But what lingers is the affectionate sense of family and place.

Yet what lingers is how quickly this computer-made creature becomes a character.

What lingers is just how disagreeable I found the whole networking experience.

What lingered was the spectacle.

What lingered, Gilbert said, was his sister's encouragement.

What lingered, in grainy video footage, was spectacle.

The focus lingered, instead, again, on the officiating, on the last people the league wants underneath the spotlight.

But the film cares not an ounce for those consequences, lingering instead on the torturers' feelings about their crimes.