Sentence examples for never receded from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it has never receded.

History had never receded into the past.

In "Citizen," the past has never receded in the first place.

"Doubts around Labour leadership never receded," the internal report is quoted as saying.

And the president's closest advisers say that although he is no longer running himself, his passion for electoral politics has never receded.

Public-policy pros remain baffled that the heroin problem never receded in Baltimore like it did in most other big American cities.

Plod on and never recede.

Ms. McDonald, for the record, never recedes from those heights.

Slowly with never a pause plod on and never recede.

The fever, on the right, never breaks; the tide never recedes; the end is always nigh.

It's a shame, then, that the self-consciousness of the narrative never recedes.