Sentence examples for a sort of watered down from inspiring English sources

Spotify could easily flip a switch that keeps proprietary advantages at home with its streaming service, while providing API partners with a sort of watered down experience relative to The Echo Nest's music intelligence technology.

The issue at hand is that many participants in the larger "Internet ecosystem" are vehemently opposed to any sort of watering down of net neutrality, those detractors instead declaring that its strict enforcement is critical to continued innovation and investment.

But the film is also heavily indebted to "Birthday Letters," borrowing some of its themes and images right from the poems, and inevitably it slides over into the Hughesian interpretation, or to a sort of watered-down, clinical version of it, the same verdict that Diane Middlebrook expresses in "Her Husband," a new biography of Sylvia and Ted: "Depression killed Sylvia Plath".

Hippies came next, a sort of watered-down version of the outlaw mentality spawned by the drug and sex culture.

The Wii U allows for a sort of watered-down TV control using the Wiimote but the Xbox One is one of the first devices to offer HDMI pass through and a built-in TV guide for any provider.

Everyone bangs on about the violent prisoner population, and it sort of waters down that ratio if you just send real innocent teenagers in there.

The air twisting with a sort of water-shimmer light.

But I also got the feeling that the chances for some sort of healthcare reform (even if watered down considerably) happening this year improved noticeably with Obama's speech tonight.

We were a watered down version of ourselves without him".

Drop treats or put a bowl of water down.

A: Sort of.