Sentence examples for Gradually waning from inspiring English sources

Abortion opponents' numbers may be gradually waning, but they are winning all the same.

As democracy takes root in Taiwan, the practice of handing over cash is gradually waning.

It's evening; there are no windows in the meditation room, but there's ambient light, gradually waning.

With his once phenomenal popularity gradually waning, Mr. Putin will have to find other ways to guarantee his legitimacy.

That means they can avoid the fate of every "lame duck" inhabitant of the White House, his authority gradually waning as his remaining time ticks away.

Brown exploited the gradually waning appeal by ramming home the message that only a vote for Labour would keep Cameron out.

Over time, though, the practice gradually waned; by the nineteen-nineties, it was almost completely gone.

If anything, the language becomes even more exuberant but its impact gradually wanes, and in her effort to sustain it, Russell loses a handle on the plot.

After the Mongol invasion of Baghdad in 1258 and the Spanish reconquest of Granada in 1492, the magnificence of Islamic culture gradually waned.

Chinoiserie gradually waned during the 19th century, when the appeal of China and East Asia had to compete with other exotic tastes, such as the "Turkish," the Egyptian, the Gothic, and the Greek.

1220), the power and vitality of the kingdom gradually waned until finally, after the armies of the Tai state of Ayutthaya (Ayudhia) captured and sacked Angkor in 1431, the city was partially abandoned.