Sentence examples for fallen into the background from inspiring English sources

"Because the WI started a culture of campaigning among women, and there are so many other groups now that do campaigning, I think they've fallen into the background slightly as far as the political side of things is concerned," says Robinson.

No wonder the substantive policy differences between them have fallen into the background: when politics is structured around the opposition between competent technocrats on one hand and anti-establishment populists on the other, there is little room left for substantive policy disagreement in the middle.

With all the big movie hubub, comic books and graphic novels have fallen into the background.

After a few weeks, the sequester has fallen into the background.

Including Claire among the 30 best characters in the three decades of Capcom's history, GamesRadar staff commented in 2013: "Sadly she's fallen into the background of the series, which makes sense she avoided work as a government zombie hunter, but we hope Capcom has plans for her in the future.

By addressing his alcohol abuse, a racial remark he once made in jest and what was perceived as his quitting on the Carolina Panthers, Collins allowed himself to fall into the background and prepare for tonight's game.

"Now it will just mean the world series really will fall into the background and we'll target doing well at the Commonwealths in July.

The density of situations that characterise the borders between formal and informal allows their interpretation in dichotomous terms to fall into the background, shifting the attention towards the area of interconnection between the two poles (McFarlane and Waibel 2016).

Identity is key to messaging because it lets people connect just by name, allowing the best communication medium for the job be selected as the specific contact information falls into the background.

"We want to make sure that these issues do not fall into the background and are forgotten".

The facts of the murder continue to fall into the background, and instead we watch Naz (Riz Ahmed) as he navigates the life of a jail inmate awaiting trial.