Sentence examples for grows fainter from inspiring English sources
Her memory of Edmund grows fainter until she can't remember having loved him.
The memory of our week in the pristine Rocky Mountain air grows fainter by the moment.
She paused over a phrase in which the singer grows faint with grief; Mozart employs all twelve tones of the scale, in an arresting disruption of the piece's key, E-flat major.
He has too much to say and grows faint over the prospect of getting all of the thoughts and ideas and words and production numbers out of his head.
Asked whether he has taken steps to avoid what happened on "The West Wing," when he was edged out of the lead role as the idealistic White House speechwriter Sam Seaborn ("Fonzied" or "Urkeled," in TV-insider parlance) by Martin Sheen's popularity as President Bartlet, he pauses before replying -- on a scratchy connection that grows faint as the car travels through the low-lying coastal hills.
It's fun for a while, but the director, Baz Luhrman, "has too much to say and grows faint over the prospect of getting all of the thoughts and ideas and words and production numbers out of his head," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.
Their arguments, it seems, are growing fainter.
The knocking grew fainter and then stopped.
But now the old comrades' voice is growing fainter.
While the borders that divide the Kurds grow fainter, the boundaries of Rojava grow more embedded by the day.
