Sentence examples for fading essence from inspiring English sources

Contemplating those wise words and sitting alone at Toto's Pizza House, now owned by Sami Mazloum, I note the fading essence of Bruna's dream.

Stewart suggests that though knowledge and memories fade, the essence of someone afflicted with the illness remains.

Fading, fading.

As street art finds its way into more and more swanky art galleries, its essence fades.

When fruits and vegetables start to wither, their essence also fades and it becomes difficult to appreciate them.

Fresh-hop beer should be consumed within three months, and the sooner the better; the essence of fresh hops fades more quickly than that of dried hops.

It is the way one Lebanese woman, who settled in London with her English husband more than a quarter of a century ago, has chosen not to let the very essence of who she is fade away.

With just over an hour played, and trailing, Gregg Berhalter's side were expected to simply fade away against Montreal – but their revival offered the essence of what makes them so compelling.

The essence of Brennan's fear that the Fourth Amendment is fading away can be found in a little-noted dissent to the Court's denial of review of a 1985 case, McCommon v. Mississippi.

It is very different, but perhaps no less challenging, to capture the essence of a place after the immediate conflict has faded.

We have no hard data to substantiate that such differential observation did not fade over time, but key informants indicate that it was, in essence, maintained.