Sentence examples for a diluted version from inspiring English sources

But it was all a diluted version of what had gone before.

Though President Vicente Fox strongly backed the law, the Mexican Congress eventually passed a diluted version of the bill that satisfied few.

A study by two Columbia University professors has found that many of New York City's small high schools teach a diluted version of social studies that does not adequately prepare students for citizenship's demands.

But no turbulent emotion passed through me as he spoke, only a diluted version of the nauseous sensation that had taken hold the day that I learned my mother was dying, a sensation that had dropped anchor in me and never fully left.

Rai says he had to accept a diluted version because "it was either this or nothing".

The rare agreement on a Syria statement condemned the attack "in the strongest terms" and came after Russia rejected an initial text on Wednesday's incident and proposed a diluted version calling on both Turkey and Syria to exercise restraint.

Rabbi Schindler's own background and distinguished bearing -- his hair had long ago turned a silvery white -- challenged the very notion of Reform Judaism as a heavily diluted version of the real thing.

PAS may end up asking Parliament to sanction a greatly diluted version of the judicial code that it appears to want.The longest-lasting consequence of the controversy may be to encourage a redrawing of the two coalitions which will do battle at the next general election.

Presented with the evidence, Keds toned down its marketing copy: "Keds created an American classic," went the diluted version.

Both Arabian Gulf seawater and ten times diluted version of seawater were used as LSW displacing brine solutions.

On the few occasions that I did go to Skegness, it seemed like a dilute version of those two competitors.