a vanished world造句

• Overall, it's a fascinating window into a vanished world.
• Is the past a vanished world?
• Another series, nostalgic for the age of silent films, is titled " A Vanished World ."
• The best artists'museums don't just honor the dead; they coax a vanished world back to life.
• To enter its lobby from the bustling street outside is to pass into a vanished world once inhabited by kings, courtesans, aristocrats and spies.
• Gradations of age, sex and social status are subtly made clear, and a vanished world is summed up in the attitude of the nursemaid who stands at a respectful distance.
• Film writer Andrew Spicer thought that Terry-Thomas's role " was the quintessential upper-class'silly-ass', a sad relic of a vanished world ".
• I write about a city called Alexandria, which I'm supposed to have loved, and about other cities that remind me of a vanished world to which I allegedly wish to return.
• An-Ski drew his inspiration from a folk tale set in the shtetl, the old Jewish village communities of Eastern Europe _ a vanished world of piety, poverty, mysticism and superstition.
• His book " A Vanished World ", published in 1983, made him famous and is one of the most detailed pictorial documentations of Jewish culture in Eastern Europe in the 1930s.
• To leaf through the pages of pre-World War II copies is to visit a vanished world of estate gardens furnished with acres of flowers, columned arbors and greenhouses that looked like crystal palaces.
• Michael di Capua, who edited Vishniac's text for " A Vanished World ", has said that he felt disquiet while compiling the text, since so much information was unsubstantiated.
• "Lords of the Horizons " is a hybrid book-- part travel chronicle, part popular history and a meditation on a vanished world that hovers like an apparition over today's grim headlines.
• The collection of seasonal observations, poetry, and pictures of birds, plants, and insects which was never even considered for publication when it was composed had the nostalgic charm of a vanished world seven decades later.
• At that point, he was obliged to earn a living by writing, a practice he took up not just out of obligation, but also out of a sense of duty to keep alive a vanished world.
• 2006 : premiere performance of Marjan Helms " " Voices of a Vanished World " ", a large scale multi-media presentation exploring the emotional and spiritual implications of the Holocaust, particularly as seen through the eyes of children.
• In 2013 an exhibition of his collected photographs of tribal people and places from his earlier travels was displayed in the National Theatre for two months under the title'Echoes of a Vanished World : A Traveller's Lifetime in Pictures '.
• Most of the objects depicted belong to the past rather than the present ( the ink well, the antique furniture, the old toys on the shelves ); they evoke a vanished world in which art was more highly esteemed and utilitarian values had not yet emerged triumphant.
• Billed in the end credits as " a tale from a vanished world, " the film captures the spirit of ancient Judaic mysticism _ a world of visions, apparitions, omens and maledictions _ that disintegrated as Europe's Jews confronted the realities of the 20th century.