Sentence examples for dampen some of from inspiring English sources

"That'll dampen some of the initial negative sentiment from overseas".

Indeed, a close look at the numbers might dampen some of Mr. Sweeney's enthusiasm.

And this could easily dampen some of the enthusiasm seen for stocks yesterday.

But it also sought to dampen some of the blunt language of the previous statement.

A two-hour wait in 90-degree heat to get on Soarin' Over California could well dampen some of the attraction's excitement.

Last weekend, in a valuable addition to the discussion, the Pentagon published a stark report that should dampen some of these imaginings.

Xi Jinping and the frugality and anticorruption campaigns he has begun are dampening some of the holiday spirit.

In recent months, however, governments have switched focus away from stability to reviving economic growth, dampening some of the reform momentum.

In the news conference following the match, Ivanisevic dampened some of the spirit by using disparaging language referring to line officials, calling one line judge "ugly" and using a derogatory term for homosexuals in referring to another.

But the BCC dampened some of the feelgood factor with a warning that 2014 could mark the high point for the economy as households come under renewed financial strain next year once interest rates start to rise.

Giovanni Trapattoni's side will have to pull off a stirring string of results now after a defeat that very quickly dampened some of the fanciful talk about replicating Greece of 2004.