Sentence examples for diffuse the controversy from inspiring English sources
Romney hastily called a news conference here Monday night to try to diffuse the controversy.
Favola said that in order to diffuse the controversy, some Republicans have suggested amending the bill's language to state that doctors may perform an ultrasound on a woman if the procedure is deemed medically necessary.
Woods, perhaps even more surprisingly, took the high road, writes Bob Harig on ESPN.com, and diffused the controversy by accepting Williams's apology.
Well done to Eto'o for coming up with a routine that made everybody smile and diffused the controversy of José Mourinho's unguarded comments about the striker's age.
His speech on race was brilliant and went a long way toward diffusing the Wright controversy.
In most political controversies about documents, the best response for a politician is simply to disclose them in order to diffuse the issue.
"The bubbles diffuse the light and sparkle and shimmer".
Sanders's full-throated, physical performances also diffuse the humor.
Glass sconces diffuse the light.
It was time to diffuse the tension.
Probably to diffuse the negative perceptions of pot culture.
