Together, these episodes point up an incongruous recent development: the Catholic Church’s assertive presence in public life even as Catholic faith and practice recede in families, schools, and neighborhoods in America and across Europe.
Source: The Atlantic
As inflation starts to come down, mortgage rates will recede somewhat as well.
Source: Business Insider
This way, the architectural bones of the room become more prominent, and the walls recede a little.
Source: Netflix
In his DealBook appearance, which kicked off this spate of interviews, Bankman-Fried said that his lawyers were “giving me the classic advisories: Don’t say anything, recede into a hole.
Source: New York Magazine
The components of the reported noted broad-based increased in the index as prices pressures start to recede from elevated levels.
Source: Kitco NEWS
The actual turtleneck felt a little long, but I appreciated having lots of fabric to recede into.
Source: The US Sun
These themes alternately fade and recede over the film’s substantial running time, sometimes shining light upon one another, sometimes dependent on songs for any meaning at all.
Source: EyeForFilm
For next year, the annualized bump is likely to recede to 4.
Source: MPR News
These are clothes designed to empower and also recede behind the wearer in their crisp correctness, to ensure her image won’t be cluttered by any competing message from a fashion designer.
Source: Harper's BAZAAR
Decades ago, those who dumped bodies in a much-deeper Lake Mead likely never would’ve considered the water would recede enough to reveal their long-missing victims.
Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal
Bankman-Fried said he's been given the "classic advice" by his lawyers to not "say anything" and just "recede into a hole," he said in a live interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin at the New York Time's DealBook Summit last month.
Source: Markets Insider
“The classic advice is ‘don’t say anything, recede into a hole,’” he said.
Source: The New York Times
"Instead of popping, he continued, the Mars pimple will recede into the surface of the Moon as it disappears.
Source: KSL.com
I wish Apple hadn't indulged its taste for razzle-dazzle graphics by reducing inactive apps to icons with a distracting perspective effect so that they look as if they've been turned 45 degrees to the left and seem to recede into the background.
Source: PCMag
I wish Apple hadn't indulged its taste for razzle-dazzle graphics by reducing inactive apps to icons with a distracting perspective effect so that they look as if they've been turned 45 degrees to the left and seem to recede into the background.
Source: Review 2022 PCMag UK
The farther away a galaxy is, the faster it appears to recede from us.
Source: Big Think
In the wake of the GNR showdown, Living Colour seemed to actively recede from the world of mainstream hard rock, perhaps to avoid a situation where they’d ever have to share a stage with someone like Axl Rose ever again.
Source: Pitchfork
It’ll just recede into a haze of abandoned trademarks and quiet de-listings years later.
Source: Polygon
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