Sentence examples for can recede from inspiring English sources

To the extent that anyone so flamboyantly attired can recede into the background, he did.

Without the tension between future and past, the fake and the real, her work can recede into sentimentality.

The virus has shown in the past that it can recede, then flare up even more virulently than before.

The floodgates of immigration are opened up enough to make a labor surplus so labor costs can recede to an acceptable level.

An organ at maximum strength easily overrides a hundred-piece ensemble, but at softer dynamics the instrument can recede into the woodwork, and there is a constant danger of bass-heavy murk.

You can signal the unconscious to take over and if successful, you, the big 'I' can recede into the background, and all the real and imagined slights and grievances become not so important.

Rethinking the open kitchen as center stage in every family drama, Chad Floyd of Centerbrook Architects in Essex, Conn., has rediscovered the pleasure of formality with a kitchen that can occasionally recede from the limelight.

But where people are living with a different historical legacy, as in much of European history prior to the high modern period hailed in by Hume and Kant, the supposedly manifest phenotypic differences between "blacks" and "whites" can easily recede into the background as irrelevant.

When we're focused on an objective and under pressure, the ethical implications of our acts can easily recede from our attention ("ethical fading").

As Groh conjures up an image of the best tight end he can use, Brady and Green recede into a place in Jets history the team would prefer to hide away.

On Friday, Obama appointed an Ebola tsar, a title that suggests a contagious disease can be instructed to recede by imperial fiat.