Sentence examples for less faded from inspiring English sources

The story more or less faded away.

But they fell on hard times, and more or less faded from the scene.

One longtime resident whose memories of the neighborhood validate its history is John C. Liu, the city comptroller — but he acknowledges that that history has more or less faded from the collective consciousness.

The movement's art phase (it later became a political movement) more or less faded out with Boccioni himself, who was killed in 1916 by a fall from a skittish cavalry horse.

Poutine then more or less faded from my mind until about three years ago, when I found that Bud the Spud, a chip wagon that for many years parked in front of the main building of the Halifax library, was offering a version of poutine.

In 1991 Franz Vranitzky, a long-serving Social Democratic chancellor, acknowledged in a speech in parliament that his country bore some of the responsibility for the second world war and offered an apology.By the time Austria joined the EU in 1995, the wartime past had more or less faded from memory.

Specifically, for both MRC and EGC, if the branches are less severely faded (m l = 2, ∀l = 1, 2,..., L) as compared to Rayleigh fading (m l = 1, ∀l = 1, 2,..., L), then the mean channel capacity increases, while the variance of the channel capacity decreases.

On the other hand, such an association may more or less completely fade out and be combined with or replaced by other associations, such as a national tradition (Patrick in Ireland, Yves in Brittany, István in Hungary, Ivan in Russia) or with a family tradition (Louis in the Bourbon family, Wilhelm among the Hohenzollerns, Henry in the Ford family).

The remainder-less fading & cessation, renunciation, relinquishment, release, & letting go of that very craving".

In 1856 Nègre patented his own heliogravure process that improved upon the one by Niépce by making the images less prone to fade and less expensive to produce.

His star has faded less than he might have expected.