Sentence examples for always fading from inspiring English sources

Every morning after waking I would lie there for a moment, unwilling to open my eyes, unwilling to confront what was always fading away (the lettering on Mother's Day cards, the information ticker-taping over the panel on the digital radio), and I would feel it again, fresh and appalling, as the day's adrenaline began to barrel through my veins.

He was always fading away.

The book's narrative details the real year of friends whose supporting characters are always fading in and out as a city tries to stagger to its feet.

Packer portrays politicians as captive, conscious or not, of moneyed interests, always begging for campaign funding, always fading under the lobbyists' onslaught.

Sometimes the pangs brought him to his knees, left him breathless, but they always faded.

Scholars of third parties, and the Gore campaign, argued that such candidacies always fade.

And if the plans are never officially dropped, they have always faded away amid a chorus of naysayers.

In other words, pleasure is the carrot that provokes us to extricate ourselves from such states, but it almost always fades quickly.

And yet, we're more than a little self-conscious about this feckless optimism, since the entirety of our political lives has taught us that idealism always fades, just as summers always give way to snow.

However, engineering practice indicates that battery packs always fade more critically than cells.

Rumors would percolate up from time to time that he was involved in a Ponzi scheme or money laundering, but they would always fade away.