Sentence examples for time has eroded from inspiring English sources

That was over a decade ago; time has eroded his pace but his positional cleverness, strength, courage and yearning to succeed endure.

This is why, I believe, when all the middlebrow Oscar-dross of our time has eroded away to its constituent molecules of celluloid, The New World will stand tall, isolated and magnificent, like Kubrick's black monolith.

Time has eroded much of the luster and detail of Jacopo di Cione's "Annunciation With Donor" (around 1375 to 1380), but the other work, "Madonna and Child Enthroned" (around 1366), the central element of an altarpiece by the Sienese painter Luca Di Tomme, is in excellent condition.

Tougher times have eroded cash balances and, with less money in their pockets, many Italians may have ignored the tighter rules and continued thinking that taxes are optional.

Stewart, who found the bones after being assigned to study the origins of clay in the southeastern portion of the Ozarks, was able to conclude that part of the region lies upon deposits from the Upper Cretaceous period, although much of the sediment from that time period has eroded away.

In that time, buyers have demonstrated a fierce brand loyalty that has fascinated many larger corporate players at the same time that it has eroded their market share.

Time, of course, has eroded the shock value of the plot, and with 21st-century audiences now inured to such horrors through the dark comedies of Martin McDonagh, it is the rich poetic imagery and musicality of language of Synge's Irish peasantry that are the play's chief attractions.

It is, all in all, hardly surprising that Lerner's interest has eroded over time.

In Melbourne, go past this rock formation called the 12 Apostles to something called Razorback, a narrow cliff that has eroded through time.

While maintaining such patrimony can be a value-added proposition for luxury brands, it can change the game for those whose elite cachet has eroded over time.

The problem for the taxing authorities is that as the definition of REITs has expanded over time, the corporate tax base has eroded as more companies that look and act like ordinary businesses avoid paying the corporate tax.