Sentence examples for need to fade from inspiring English sources

Old journalists don't need to fade away.

That symbol doesn't need to fade, either, while being imagined and interrogated in different places and times.

The old players from the Suharto-era also need to fade away and there is no simple, institution fix for the problems that come with democratisation.

3. What fictions (fears) need to fade away to make the time to enjoy more happiness and good health?

This endless energy does not need to fade throughout life but maintaining it requires taking a balanced approach to your life, to ensure that you give time to your own needs as much as everyone else's.

General Douglas McArthur famously declared that "old soldiers never die, they just fade away". But with so many options available in today's activity-rich world, nobody needs to fade away.

For these consumers, technology in general and media particularly needs to fade into the background.

If you need him to fade into obscurity, he has a tendency to do that, too".

Some embarrassment may simply need time to fade.

But when doing so causes the needs of others to fade into oblivion, he's probably setting himself up for a loss.

In this exalted context, even the novelty of Frontier Psychiatrist ("that boy needs therapy!") is slow to fade.