Sentence examples for has never dissipated from inspiring English sources

The love has never dissipated".

It's been six years since the television show Veronica Mars went off the TV airways, but the cult following that the show acquired during it's three years on air has never dissipated.

His death was ruled a suicide, but the rumors of foul play have never dissipated.

Those suspicions have never dissipated, and they received new life over the weekend when a witness who was scheduled to testify before a parliamentary investigation was found hanged in his house in Warsaw, presumably a suicide.

The debate over My Grandfather's Son set the country back sixteen years: the resurrection of the controversy over the Anita Hill hearings proved that the partisan anger surrounding those hearings had never dissipated.

The trepidation that took hold after Tiananmen has never fully dissipated.

Nearly all from her circle are dead now, but the aura around them has never quite dissipated.

Politicians such as the trustbusting presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft crusaded against such corporate power.Since then that anti-corporate mood has never quite dissipated.

The rebellion was ultimately defeated by troops brought from Buenos Aires, but white Bolivia's fear of a horizon suddenly filling with angry Indians has never fully dissipated, and on April 8, 2000, the Banzer government declared a national state of siege.

Clemens's beaning of Piazza three and a half months ago has hovered over this Series, and although Torre has accused the news media of reopening the wound in the last week, the Mets' hostility toward Clemens has never really dissipated.

With a grim sense of déjà vu these past few days, it seemed as if the hatreds and mistrusts that fueled a catalog of attacks in the first decade of a new century and bred a generation of Islamic radicals had never really dissipated.