Sentence examples for almost dampened from inspiring English sources

"I don't know why," he says, in his exceptionally soft, almost dampened voice, "but I feel all right about it".

Indeed Carey almost dampened those celebrations further with a typically ambitious and venomous effort from 30 yards.

"RoboCop" the franchise — two sequels, live-action and animated television series, a remake now in production — almost dampens the original's credibility.

The PDCOP earlier developed by the authors was used to assess the efficiency of the conversion of the feed to vermicast in a manner that almost completely dampened the possible effect of the natural biodegradation of the feed.

With this, it was possible to almost completely dampen the influence of natural biodegradation of the feed or grazing by the earthworm born in the vermireactors.

But the festive atmosphere was dampened by an almost funereal tone.

European airlines' profits are expected to stay almost static at $7.5bn, with demand dampened by terror attacks.

They have offered a sop to the anger of the public, but dampened down speculation about the need for revolutionary change by proposing solutions that are almost exclusively managerial.

I read this morning that "the Olympics hasn't dampened London tourism too badly," which sounds almost heartening.

In Per1−/− Per2m/m thymuses, p53 S18 phosphorylation was almost undetectable, and the total p53 level was significantly dampened over a 24hr period (Fig. 7a).

124 Thus, almost all studies find decreased glucose tolerance and a dampened compensatory insulin response after sleep curtailment.