Sentence examples for has rather faded from inspiring English sources

The Tory clamour has rather faded since it's emerged that voters favour Labour's idea (the Tories themselves don't even mention private renters in their manifesto).

While many other Yorkshire writers have enjoyed continuing popularity - think of Charlotte Bronte and her sisters or JB Priestley - Fletcher has rather faded from public consciousness.

Identities have hardened; diversity has faded.

Indeed, had the government responded to the initial demonstrations like those of Morocco and neighboring Jordan with genuine (if relatively minor) reforms and more subtle means of crowd control, the pro-democracy struggle would have probably faded rather quickly.

As the Republican presidential primary heads into a crucial stretch ahead of the August 13 Ames Straw Poll in Iowa, the 50-year-old Pawlenty has been fading rather than emerging.

It has finally faded.

But opposition has not faded.

Their time has, unfortunately, faded.

So why has interest faded?

That scene has never faded.

The allure has not faded.