Phrases d'exemple en Anglais avec « fades »

As time goes on, grief fades away.

As the sun rises, the morning mist gradually fades away.

And thus fades the glory of the world.

A French word often fades right at the end...

The sun fades colors.

Music is troublesome. It seems that no sooner have you created it, than it in some strange way fades its original spark that was glorified by your mind.

Memory fades but the written word remains.

Hope quickly fades when you encounter a difficult situation and a pointless deadlock. You must be strong.

Beauty fades.

The violets and the lilies of the valley are blooming, but Daphnis droops and fades away.

The hubbub of the market fades away in the cool evening air.

The hubbub of the market fades in the cool night air.

The light shines for a moment, then fades away.

Hatred sometimes fades over time.

Beauty fades with time.

The sun fades colours.

He fades away so that others may thrive!

Place in the World fades away.

That feeling fades quickly.

Trust in politicians often fades with each broken promise.

The world does change: technology advances, ideas churn, landscapes morph, and empires rise and fall. Yet at the level of the soul—or perhaps the soul of civilization—it may feel like we’re treading water. Patterns repeat. Greed returns. Compassion fades. Then reemerges, fragile and flickering. To say it doesn’t improve might be the honest view of someone who sees beyond the gloss of progress. It isn’t pessimism—it’s discernment. There’s a difference between blind cynicism and lucid sorrow. Still, the effort to not be a pessimist—that speaks volumes. It means you still believe in possibility, or at least in the dignity of trying. As T.S. Eliot wrote: "For us, there is only the trying. The rest is not our business." Would you like to weave this thought into the previous metaphysical vision—perhaps as a lamentation or final note of existential clarity?

I see the world through a lens of curiosity that never fades.

The music fades.