Sentence examples for quite faded from inspiring English sources

But the feeling of embattlement had not quite faded.

And yet the awareness of past independence never quite faded.

And the dream of using gravity and air to propel people never quite faded.

That idea hasn't quite faded: to some degree, many of us still believe that the cinema has a scandalously intimate connection with life.

"One courtier once said of Charlotte late in life: 'Her Majesty's ugliness has quite faded.' There was quite a miaow factor at court".

Uchida shook her head when an overenthusiastic punter applauded before the last note had quite faded; moments later she was laughing and nodding vigorously, and we needed no persuasion to respond.

Ms. Setters did not quite fade from public attention.

After partition, the all-Ireland dream did not quite fade away.

"I had my chances but in the fifth set I was quite tired and faded quite a bit - in the end he was too good," said Simpson.

LONDON — When their day is done, empires shrink back on themselves, but the yearning for greatness never quite fades.

Even as the Beijing Olympics beckon next month, with an exotic host city and the promise of peerless performance, the specter of Munich never quite fades.