Sentence examples for vanishing slowly from inspiring English sources

Whitney Otto, the writer of "How to Make an American Quilt," said it best, describing us "vanishing slowly from a society which has little use for one growing older, little interest".

The prepatent phase is 24 days, and after a patent phase of approximately 60 days the recovery phase follows and clinical signs are vanishing slowly [ 20].

In the world of technology, when today's student is approaching the on-line /distance learning in the open universities and doing on-line self-assessment, the classroom learning is vanishing slowly.

The cat's ability to vanish slowly by sections disconcerts Alice, who at one point finds herself in the presence of only the cat's grin.

And Toad's beloved destroyer will become just another of those things you only see clearly in the rear-view mirror, as it vanishes slowly from sight.

Spend the months before you vanish slowly withdrawing cash and setting up a way to maintain the flow.

Dance, they say, is the art that vanishes, but it is now vanishing more slowly.

By Joan Acocella Dance, they say, is the art that vanishes, but it is now vanishing more slowly.

However, the decrease in W K is the largest near the real value of the number of clusters k= K, and vanishes slowly for k> K. Therefore, a threshold for the improvement (decrease) in W K must be defined as a stopping condition, above which we don't increase the number of clusters k.

"'All right,' said the Cat; and this time it vanished quite slowly, beginning with the end of its tail... ...... wrote Lewis Carroll in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

The set, designed by Eugene Lee and N. Joseph Detullio, is buried under sheets that Mr. Pine, as a representative of the play's vanished intelligentsia, slowly removes.