Sentence examples for somewhat receded from inspiring English sources

In any case, here "Making Noise Quietly" is a quarter-century on, its program carrying a generous tribute from the writer David Eldridge ("Festen," "In Basildon") to Mr. Holman, who has somewhat receded from view of late.

Trevor, Denise and Siobhan, for whom these early memories have somewhat receded in the struggle to cope with the here and now, have an idea that it passed in an atmosphere of mutual appreciation and esteem, and was all pretty satisfactory.

But while the economy remains a concern, the acute fear that gripped the nation over the winter has somewhat receded.

Though the influence of Hazlitt's only full-length treatment of Shakespeare somewhat receded, it did not completely die out.

Elizabeth Paxton emphasizes her long nose, somewhat receding chin and her muscular arm holding a paint brush.

Instead, they receded somewhat.

Iraq has receded somewhat as an issue in the campaign.

While water levels have receded somewhat in recent days, showers continued through the weekend.

According to many political calculaters, the threat to the Government from the Liberal Party has receded somewhat since the Llandudno conference.

With recent news of the war in Afghanistan, the twin towers have receded somewhat from public attention, which makes sense.

Over the last four weeks, as Mr. Cheney, Mr. Baker and Mr. Card stepped to the foreground, Mr. Rove, Ms. Hughes, Mr. Evans and Mr. Allbaugh have all receded somewhat from view.