Sentence examples for entirely faded from inspiring English sources

The idea never entirely faded away, possibly because it reflects so well on male lovemaking prowess.

Foster was heartened, but he said the sting of the news reports had not entirely faded.

The embarrassing debacle of its début hasn't entirely faded from memory, but there have been no further problems.

The portrait, or caricature, of the American West in films like "Brokeback Mountain" has not entirely faded.

Lovers, too, have long read aloud to each other, and this seems to be one practice that hasn't entirely faded.

After maintaining its centrality in Western literature for millennia, weather, while by no means vanishing entirely, faded in importance in the twentieth century.

Will it ever entirely fade as a factor?

It is a reputation that, fair or not, has yet to entirely fade.

Anthony Clark, who's been at Hampstead Theatre since 2002, received so many critical roastings for his early productions that a smell of charred flesh still lingers around the building, and may never entirely fade while he remains in charge.

Yet Sozzi and others believe that conspicuous consumption will never entirely fade.

Jourgensen's interest in dance-oriented electronic music did not entirely fade, however; he also formed the side-project Revolting Cocks, a more electronic body music-inflected collaboration with Richard 23 of Front 242.