Sentence examples for danger dissipated from inspiring English sources

The frisson of danger dissipated, however, when it became evident that the opera, like the novel, inhabits a world of make-believe, in which the magical power of music melts the hearts of terrorists and fosters bonds of affection, even of love.

She said that if the perception of danger dissipates, "women then will ride, and ride more than men".

The ball bounced free, but the danger quickly dissipated.

But he is in danger of dissipating that prestige by insisting on rational monetary policy -- the notching up of interest rates -- to discipline an irrational situation.

The danger did not dissipate with the announcement by the military, on Wednesday night, that Morsi was not President any longer and that the Constitution had been suspended.

In principle, the Mississippi's floods are either constricted by levees, hastened out of danger zones by floodways and improved channels, dissipated down spillways and into reservoirs, or starved by the impounding of tributary floods.

The surgeon general says that zero is the only safe level of exposure, but a stiff breeze coming off the water helps dissipate the danger.

Without accountability there is a real danger that these forced savings, which cause real hardship for many poorer Singaporeans, could be dissipated through poor investment returns before we can do anything about it.

Influence dissipated.

Her anger dissipated.

All my confidence dissipated.