Sentence examples for a watered-down substitute from inspiring English sources

Pursue that logic to its conclusion, and you replace genuine urban history with a watered-down substitute.

But the Legislature in Pierre, the state capital, swiftly struck back: It repealed the referendum and replaced it with its own slate of bills, which critics denounced as a watered-down substitute — and a slap in the face to voters.

It's not a watered-down show.

When Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton endorsed the 21st Century Bill of Rights, McCain said NO -- even going so far as to offer his own watered-down so-called substitute.

To sort this out, the researchers used ammonia, a water substitute, to narrow down where oxygen atoms from two water molecules combine to form an oxygen molecule.

Rather, it sounds like the application rate is being used as an excuse to water down the curriculum and substitute the fluff that passes for education in too many institutions today.

His duvet is PrimaLoft (a cruelty-free synthetic down substitute).

Liam Walker earned Pompey a point with a penalty after keeper Mark Gillespie brought down substitute John Akinde.

She urged May not to water down the promise by substituting workers on boards with a person who would represent the "voice of workers".

It's a case study in the watering down of these disciplines and the substitute by some of their practitioners of topicality and relevance for serious scholarship and genuine insight.

The polymer beads, they discovered, worked extremely well as a partial water substitute.