Sentence examples similar to recede beyond from inspiring English sources

By mid-week readings had receded from "beyond index" to merely "hazardous".

It will remove any chance of Ukraine joining NATO, but that had already receded beyond the horizon.

Death and time have conspired to rewrite his films, turning them into elegies for a lost world, one fast receding beyond the reach of memory.

Each is a form of notation, a way of representing something infinitely larger that is forever receding beyond our grasp: sound, life, time, vision.

Like HSBC, Barclays warned that while governments and central banks have been managing to stave off utter disaster, the prospects for a robust global economic recovery keep receding beyond the horizon.

This salvific activity is particularly appropriate in the present age, when the accomplishment of praxis as ordinarily understood in Buddhist tradition has receded beyond the reach of beings.

Not so, the past: It's always receding, beyond reach, so the speculation goes on forever some of which finds its way into the present.

These planes appear to move beyond the surface of the canvas rather than to recede in depth.

Both problems will recede as communications become faster and systems become more reliable in the next decade and beyond.

Floodwaters, beginning to recede in some parts of the country, still stretch miles from the river in others, spreading the destruction far beyond its usual banks.

All our associations beyond the horizon recede and now we have nothing to do except examine our bizarre new microclimate.