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Discover LudwigThe expression "unfading hope" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express the idea of hope that will not be diminished over time. For example: No matter how bleak the circumstances seem, John clung to his unfading hope that things would get better.
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His smile as he steers you away from forbidden territory is genial and unfading.
(O Unfading Glory) essentially started life as a poem by former President Rafael Núñez.
The confrontation lasted only a few seconds but left Duquet with an unfading impression of a man swelling with hatred.
He kept at it for forty-three years, with unfading zing, and perhaps still ranks as the magazine's primo artist.
For once a film was so faithful to its origins that it even enhanced the original novel's unfading and stimulating quality.
So what if his portrait decays with age in a vault at Paramount Pictures, as long as he preserves the smooth, unfading cockiness of youth?
His success gave him an unfading sense of pride during his life and continues to inspire those who knew and loved him.
What I remember is not the painted walls but the sound of Hey Jude drifting up an air shaft – just a tinny radio playing somewhere but an unfading memory.
He's a pop music constant, with his undying stylishness, his unfading anger, his never-ending devotion to what he deems "proper" music, whether soul, rock, house, folk or R'n'B.
What hope?
But hope?
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