Sentence examples for fading gently from inspiring English sources
Evelyn Waugh wrote a hilarious corrective to sight-seeing consensus: "I do not think I shall ever forget the sight of Etna at sunset; the mountains almost invisible in a blur of pastel grey, glowing on the top and then repeating its shape, as though reflected, in a wisp of grey smoke, with the whole horizon behind radiant in its pink light, fading gently into a grey pastel sky.
In September it fades gently, the sea still warm, the nights mercifully cool.
The glowing emerald eyes turn to steel within a second, [and] fade gently to the softest, tenderest, most doe-eyed bracken-brown".
Mr. Bruno, the long-serving Senate majority leader, the most powerful Republican in New York, would not fade gently into the political wilderness.
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She's posing on the deck of a mid-century house in Beachwood Canyon, in the low hills of Hollywood, as afternoon fades gently into evening.
She's posing on the deck of a midcentury house in Beachwood Canyon, in the low hills of Hollywood, as afternoon fades gently into evening.
So for the neutrals the 40-over game faded away gently.
Elsewhere in several medieval churches, for example—fair compromises have been made between the needs of modern congregations and the desire of art historians to coax faded frescoes gently back to life.
Then smoothly brushing the walls, they passed on musingly as if asking the red and yellow roses on the wallpaper whether they would fade, questioning (gently, for there was time at their disposal) the torn letters in the waste-paper basket, the flowers, the books, all of which were open to them and asking, Were they allies?
