Sentence examples for distinctly faded from inspiring English sources
A tour of the church suggested a distinctly faded glory, the feeling of a congregation winnowed by age and attrition.
With thousands of choices available to broadband homes and with news portals such as Google organised much better than newspaper websites, the efforts of Britain's national papers look distinctly faded.
Today, that illusion has distinctly faded away.
But still, as Rome's distinctly lovely light faded into evening, they did it.
Today, those smiles have faded, and hugs are distinctly uncool.
Suddenly the faded jeans and bad haircuts are distinctly recognizable as — for all but the youngest of us — coming from our own time.
Although they traveled first class, their accommodations were distinctly low-rent, at an Econo Lodge on the faded end of the Strip.
If you want the picture to appear distinctly, uncheck the Washout box; if not, leave it checked and your watermark picture will appear faded.
