Sentence examples for without a vestige from inspiring English sources

So I say this, and I say it without a vestige of complacency.

Possibly I might have gone before, but I wished to leave without a vestige of suspicion clinging to me.

On most other highways, without a vestige of asphalt left, vehicles ride up and down huge swales, like riding a rowboat in a storm-tossed sea.

Grades begin to plummet, leaving everything that took time and effort in tatters, all without a vestige of more than cursory care by students.

And what have we become, that we can enact these cruel acts of inhumanity without a vestige of compassion or moral compromise?

So the UN's secretary-general, Kofi Annan, has put up a star-studded ladder to help the country's ruler climb down from his untenable perch, without conditions but with a vestige of dignity.

These bursts of imagination were confiscated daily, but he did impress one teacher with his talent for drawing intricate mob scenes without planning them out, a vestige, perhaps, of the chaotic years in Lithuania.

Isn't this a vestige of pre-internet technology and pre-internet business models, without relevance today?

The Board of Visitors is an archaic body, a vestige of Jefferson's original conception of his university as an "academical village," governing itself without executive authority.

It preserved a vestige of independence.

This is partly a vestige of Mr. Obama's past as a community organizer, a job which encourages a group to find purpose with or without a strong leader.