Sentence examples for has faded slightly from inspiring English sources

His hearing has faded slightly, and he has some arthritic trouble with his knees.

Now that my initial disappointment that my favourite hasn't won has faded slightly, I'm even starting to consider The White Tiger a daring choice.

In the last 10 years, the resistance to culinary change in Italy has faded slightly.

I must say that since the Beatles left last Sept. and since Ringo got married Beatlemania has faded slightly in most of their fans including myself.

Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, has defended his pledge amid signs that its talismanic power over congressional Republicans has faded slightly.

And the social taint that attends suicide appears to have faded slightly.

Then Mouaziz, who had faded slightly to a highly respectable 2 hours 10 minutes 9 seconds, kneeled and kissed the ground and prayed for a moment, before Steinfeld hugged him for fighting the winds so valiantly.

Enjoyed a stunning start to his career in Glasgow after arriving on a free transfer from Cardiff City but had faded slightly before a terrific display in the Champions League victory Celtic's top scorer has also attracted the attention of Roy Hodgson, who would have called the 24-year‑old into his squad for next week's friendly in Sweden but for injury.

His autograph has faded just slightly along the edges, but his reign at the top the golf world has evaporated almost completely.

But 14 years into Mr. Greenspan's tenure at the helm of the Fed, his once unblemished reputation has faded, albeit only slightly.

"We live in one of the biggest cities in the world so it's nice to stop, forget about it, and get excited again about the things we love most: our families, being at home and everything we grew up loving, which - for whatever reason - has faded into the background slightly.