Sentence examples for became diffuse from inspiring English sources

Even while Hannah watched her, Mary's face became diffuse and humble.

BC: The universe was opaque about 380,000 years after the big bang and at that point became diffuse enough that light could travel through it.

As the molding temperature increased, more PE lamellae protruded into the PP fibrils and the interface between the PP fibrils and the PE matrix became diffuse.

The 11th layer line originating from the methylene zigzag sequences became diffuse above the Brill transition region (140 170 °C), while the layer reflections corresponding mainly to the original repeating period of the parent nylon chains were kept almost unchanged.

For unknown reasons, the system soon became diffuse and abruptly shifted direction to the east-southeast.

In today's world of instant downloads from iTunes, or actually ever since first sound recording and then air travel became the norm, the nationalist sound of various regions became diffuse; a composer almost has to consciously decide to write music that would be deemed nationalistic.

At some point, the specific circumstances of its writing become diffuse and it stands on its own.

Still, Mr. Fitch's approach becomes diffuse, whereas the original Andersen tale is grim and rich.

It isn't only the Holocaust that becomes diffuse this way; a museum about black slavery I have seen ends with broad homilies about justice and prejudice.

Arguably, that would be true even if the EU did not exist: in a world of global capital, ownership becomes diffuse and fuzzy in any case.

If we take the government's oft repeated mantra that "the best defence of our security lies in the spread of our values", British foreign policy at once becomes diffuse: our priorities are everywhere and nowhere.