a trace造句
31. Stranger still, this particular exhibit is presented without a trace of irony.
32. Is a trace of insanity a necessary prerequisite for originality?
33. Two months later, when the researchers went back to look for the megaplume, it had disappeared without a trace.
34. The patient's cells have reacted to a trace of a protein in the food, or present in the immediate environment.
35. If he possessed mind-reading powers, she was sunk without a trace.
36. It did not have a trace of rigor mortis, and was as warm as my own body.
37. In particular, the air now contains only about 0.05 percent of carbon dioxide: a trace indeed.
38. Jim looked at the student with a trace of a smile on his face.
39. Recounted with even a trace of melodrama, this story would read like a soap opera.
40. From the start, she ran with authority, showing not a trace of her shyness.
41. Struan, because of its direct descent from a traditional ritualistic practice, still retains a trace of sacramental efficacy.
42. The sleeve had been carefully spread out and the cuff bore a trace of what could have been blood.
43. All round, the rich stink of sweat, urine, spilled ale, even a trace of potpourri.
44. There are undoubtedly higher mountains to climb,[http:///a trace.html] but something tells me underneath that Beatle wig lies a trace of genius.
45. A trace of early-morning red showed on a fifth-floor windowpane.
46. Not a trace remained of the cold rage that had set his face like granite.
47. His hair was grey but with a trace of red hair remaining in his bushy eyebrows.
48. In 1926, mystery writer Agatha Christie suddenly disappeared without a trace from her native Devon.
49. Blanche's voice suddenly became quiet and insinuating, without a trace of hostility.
50. There was almost, thought the Doctor, a trace of boredom in those measured tones.
51. He seemed to have received special training somewhere that allowed him to live with such possibilities without a trace of fear.
52. He loved his sister, but this love was always overlaid with a trace of anxiety.
53. Like so many dance crazes, the "moonwalk' was popular for a while in the clubs, then vanished without a trace.
54. You imagine him tight and lean, without a trace of fat, bulging in all the right places.
55. Hans speaks English beautifully, without a trace of a foreign accent.
56. But this time she couldn't help feeling a trace, just a whisper of his elation.
57. And though the picture is in black and white, you can see that she is wearing a trace of lipstick.
58. Although she and Jane searched the room for an hour there was not a trace of blood.
59. She is smiling plainly and openly, without a trace of irony.
60. In a sense the Earth was reborn without leaving a trace of its early history.
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