The crisis is far from out of sight, but it's already starting to fade from mind.
After a while, the pictures faded from my mind.
Until I heard her voice on the phone, she had almost faded from my mind.
All of the effort faded from my mind, as well as any residual fears.
That memory and that feeling had faded from my mind until a recent experience jogged those feelings back to life.
During the quiescent time that immediately followed my return to civilian life the idea of war seemed so inconsequential that my father's augury faded from my mind.
Rachel is a wolf expert in self-elected exile in Idaho, avoiding an emotionally exhausting mother (Binny), a stepbrother, Lawrence, who fled them both as a teenager and a country that has faded from her mind.
Always, he returned to his fogged manner, and after the joke had faded from his mind the light which seemed to brighten his countenance, too, disappeared, and he was once more enigmatic and incomprehensible.
Schoenzeit also seems to have suffered from the same tenuous grasp on reality that animates Willy Loman's memories and visions: Always, he returned to his fogged manner, and after the joke had faded from his mind the light which seemed to brighten his countenance, too, disappeared, and he was once more enigmatic and incomprehensible.
Poutine then more or less faded from my mind until about three years ago, when I found that Bud the Spud, a chip wagon that for many years parked in front of the main building of the Halifax library, was offering a version of poutine.
