Sentence examples for a diluted version of from inspiring English sources

But it still feels like a diluted version of a great play.

A diluted version of the "open prairie" manner was heard in Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" campaign ads.

Last year a diluted version of The Madman was finally published in Arabic, but was immediately banned in Jordan.

"Theirs is a diluted version of the same narrative we're getting from the Conservatives and Lib Dems," says Stapleton – but he'd still vote tactically for Labour if necessary.

Sometimes, when this film retreats into its various fantasy worlds, it looks like a diluted version of a Michel Gondry film.

And paradoxically, Sufis are often shunned by conservative Islam — the sect is dismissed as a diluted version of the faith, prioritizing the esoteric over the orthodox.

As has been true of nearly all such efforts in Germany, the agreement is a somewhat diluted version of what Mr. Schröder originally proposed.

Once in office, he quickly implemented a somewhat diluted version of the plan, which he called AmeriCorps, and was ridiculed for it by Republicans like Newt Gingrich, who called it "coerced voluntarism".

(That was Amery, of course; Cameron's was a diluted version).

Since this volume was found to be too small for accurate measurement and administration to the mice a diluted version was prepared by simply dissolving only 0.26 mg Dox per mL of formulation without altering the composition of the gel.

May's plan has been dismissed by Brexiteers as a "semi-Brexit" — a diluted version that retains many ties to the EU.