Sentence examples for the receding of from inspiring English sources

It was not simply the receding of the historical events on which the western was based that caused its eclipse.

We felt a moment vanishing, the receding of those first few days of citywide concentration, citywide commitment.

Though supported by conservationists, the agreement's principal intention is not to conserve this new fish habitat, formed by the receding of polar ice as the world warms up.

This new book laments the decline of common sense and know-how, the receding of a "miraculous day of absent litigation, friendliness among people, and large and plentiful game".

However, with the receding of the Cold War during the 1970s, one could witness the growing importance of international and non-governmental organizations, as well as of multinational corporations.

Empirical content is not something we hear about very much these days in philosophy of science after the receding of Popperian and Lakatosian doctrines, but for Bridgman it was one of the key issues.

The receding echo of civilisation, of humanity, pulses faintly throughout.

My thinning wasn't the typical receding of the hairline.

I go up to the dome car and watch the receding lights of Houston's skyline.

He disregarded the receding plane of the tabletop, often shrouding the back edge with brown paper, so that it wouldn't distract him.

Unfortunately, the receding horizon nature of this control strategy makes it very susceptible to the quality of the forecasts used.