Sentence examples similar to ever waning from inspiring English sources

Does the resiliency ever wane?

Mr. Grammer scoffs when asked if the challenge of playing Frasier has ever waned.

I am not sure that interest in this medium ever waned or was in need of attention any more than others.

I don't think popular support for wilderness has ever waned in this country -- exploring untrammeled ground is too deeply embedded in American tradition.

But the truth is, it hardly ever wanes.

In the 10 weeks since prime minister Alexis Tsipras assumed power, the state of the economy has become ever more perilous as the government has struggled to meet debt obligations and keep up with public sector pensions and salaries while surviving on ever-waning reserves of credit.

You no longer feel like you can enjoy the present moment, because every waking minute you have is spent cursing the ever-waning hourglass on your time.

"As expected, La Nina reached a maximum in January 2000 and has been waning ever since," said David Adamec, an oceanographer.

As number two in the AKP, Mr Gul had often curbed Mr Erdogan's rasher instincts.Meanwhile, support in the Kurdish south-east, where the AKP made big gains last year, has been waning ever since Mr Erdogan yielded to army pressure and authorised cross-border attacks on PKK terrorists in northern Iraq.

I felt complicit in his death and my love for football has been waning ever since.

Despite failing to score a goal for the rest of the season, Diaby was ever-present in the waning moments of the season starting 12 of the final 14 matches he appeared in.