Sentence examples for fade from mind from inspiring English sources
The crisis is far from out of sight, but it's already starting to fade from mind.
Mr. Betak was talking about the Brazilians who were so powerful a presence in fashion just a season ago, and who seemed to have faded from mind when designers held their preliminary casting meetings.
The terror had yet to fade from his mind.
Don't worry, though, current events will quickly fade from your mind.
In "I Give It a Year," a smutty script and a passel of objectionable characters form an imperfect rom-com union — one that will, with any luck, fade from the mind long before its title suggests.
"I said I'm human but you know I lied, I'm only visiting this shore," Francis lilted over a military pop march recalling classic Pixies bellowers like Motorway to Roswell and Velouria, "I'll leave you alone, fade from your mind, slip into the greens and blues".
This happens when we intentionally decide to let something fade from our mind.
If you see this as an interesting, natural part of human experience, they will soon fade from your mind.
"For the eight years I was president I never let my dream of a nuclear-free world fade from my mind". -- Ronald Reagan's memoirs, "An American Life" As these quotations make abundantly clear, President Ronald Reagan was for the total global elimination of nuclear weapons and not for their improvement and indefinite retention by any country.
Once this process continues for a while, the person will begin to fade from your mind.
