Sentence examples for gone into eclipse from inspiring English sources

Traditional conservatism has gone into eclipse.

The Democratic Party might then even have gone into eclipse, just as Britain's Liberal Party did two decades earlier.

Then everyone decided it was too brutal, too harsh, and it fell out of favor, only to be exquisitely restored in 2008 by Charles Gwathmey and renamed Paul Rudolph Hall, the ultimate redemption for an architect whose career had gone into eclipse.

And over the last half century, "Don Carlos," formerly a pillar of the classical German canon, has gone into eclipse, even as the majestically flawed Franco-Italian epic by Verdi has moved from the fringe of the repertory very nearly into the center.

Among these "futurist" Democrats (Frank names names), the "thinking" went thus: Industrial society has gone into eclipse, the future belongs to "change" and "high-tech," the workers---the core of the New Deal coalition---are the principal group arrayed against these forces of change, labor unions are an economic drag on this change, let's welcome the technical expert!

But Fain's career soon went into eclipse.

And although his reputation went into eclipse, it never went away.

That theory went into eclipse in the middle of the last century.

But Brady's era went into eclipse before he assumed his Treasury post.

"It may go into eclipse, but it always comes back to reflect its time".

But after his death in 1962, his reputation went into eclipse.