Sentence examples for less faded from from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The story more or less faded away.

At another point, in recounting her unsuccessful campaign for national health insurance in 1994, Mrs. Clinton said she had come under less criticism once she faded from public view.

His American critics were less kind, and Juba faded from the limelight.

Mussolini faded from view and appeared less and less in public, making his last speech in Milan in December 1944.

While fatal shootings by police have continued at about the same pace as previous years, according to The Washington Post's database tracking these incidents, these incidents have drawn less national attention recently and largely faded from the national political debate.

It cannot be called a comeback, much less a last hurrah, because Carlos Saúl Menem never really faded from the political scene here.

But with the dawn of street skating, contests became less crucial, and for much of the 90s, with a few exceptions, faded from sight.