Sentence examples for diffuse things from inspiring English sources
So I cleared my throat and prepared to overshare in order to hopefully diffuse things.
Cashman tried to diffuse things by saying Eppler was entitled to his opinion, but nothing has been decided.
Finally, she walks over to diffuse things.
Eventually, Target employees intervened and tried to diffuse things, reportedly remaining calm and hearing the two parties out, but Target Teresa was apparently still complaining to the workers after the women left the store.
Human values are diffuse, complex things that we are not good at expressing, and even if we could do that we might not understand all the implications of what we wish for.
Colonies and municipalities received Roman forms of government according to their charters, they were administered by Roman law in Latin, and they diffused these things throughout the general population within and around them.
I personally would add that the reasons also seem diffuse, addressing many smaller things, but not clearly a large urgent need.
His purpose is not to nail down a culturally specific sense of self, but to suggest how diffuse and elusive a thing the self is, and should be.
Territories can be conquered and despots defeated, but knocking down an ideology or a diffuse movement is another thing altogether, as we have discovered.
The content of Mr. Bush's speech at the university is of no consequence (though the after-the-fact kibitzers say the governor could have diffused the whole thing by telling the audience that he took issue with some of the school's policies).
