Sentence examples for faded all from inspiring English sources

The hurt had not faded all that much.

Our tans, of course, faded all too quickly.

A bunch of them had an initial spritz, an effervescent freshness that faded all too quickly for our tastes.

For a regime where the ideology has gone stale, and the blood of the martyrs has dried and then faded, all that is left is a Bonapartist bang.

If the visceral sound of the white, working class, rural American south faded all too soon from the mainstream, it has continued to fascinate teenagers, becoming like mod and northern soul – a musical cult defined by a dedication to the original music and sartorial flair of its pioneers.

You could've guessed as much from the name of the album, which laid bare its intentions to chronicle the arc of a crumbling relationship through a single transitive verb a love that's fading but hasn't quite faded all the way.

As Cypriots contemplate possible Plan B's, their jubilation may start to fade: all of them are also dreadful.

The only disappointment is its finish: it is so clean and thin that it fades all too quickly, like twilight.

An outro could just be a guitar solo over the main riff or the chorus repeated endlessly to fade; all in all not very interesting.

Horrendous acts of schoolboy violence, for example, are regular occurrences, but they fade all too quickly from public memory (the killings by Littleton's Trench-Coatt Mafia" were the seventh such incident to have captured the TV cameras in the past 18 months).

(McKay's script suggests Norton was behind this: he felt Mo had not received her due but also that without a big political job to keep her going, she would fade all the faster physically).