Sentence examples for recede even more from inspiring English sources

Now, thanks to a new generation of technology, the lights and the signs are more spectacular than ever, and I wonder if we wouldn't be better off if architects recognized this, and let the new buildings recede even more than the old ones did.

The comic brio of Gregory's Girl seemed to have receded even further.

Our historical memory is receding even as the Nazi threat is returning.

Once the waters receded, even those statistics were just a memory.

Alas, the Beatles seem to be receding into the historical mist even more quickly in the United States, where "1" has not yet found a place on Billboard's list of the top 200 albums.

On some issues, he notes, repugnance will recede, as with life insurance — or, even more momentously, the practice of charging interest on loans.

Additionally, with sea ice quickly receding, more and more territory will come up for grabs.

Over time, the perception of tactile stimulation receded more and more into the background.

As the lawn slowly receded beneath me, its green became even more brilliant.

Decades after his death, when the crude stereotype of the "mad artist" receded, it was replaced by something even more toxic: the artist as an incontinent Midas, who could not touch anything without making it ludicrously valuable and hence, as art, virtually meaningless.

Since the waters have receded and the roads have become passable, even more essential supplies have been distributed to this vulnerable community including bleaching powder and water purification tablets.