Sentence examples for diffuse this from inspiring English sources

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.

The plot lines of "Heroes" have been more diffuse this season than they were in the first, but now suddenly there seems to be a distinct mission and the narrative appears headed for a more precise track.

When protesters took to the streets in June 2013, their grievances were diffuse; this time their ire is focused squarely on Ms Rousseff and her left-wing Workers Partyy.

There are some attempts to diffuse this necessary evil; Bamber's "don't tell me my job" while Norris tells us his job, Cunningham recapping events on the "public screen" and, perhaps worst, the flatulent piglet used to break up the scene between Mays and Norris.

After 2205 14 UT (Figure 4k), the brightness decreased gradually and the aurora became relatively diffuse; this is a typical temporal evolution of auroral substorms.

To diffuse this risk Partridge assembles a broad mix that includes foreign and domestic stock indexes, credit-default swaps and futures on commodities like crude oil, cattle, hogs and corn.

When the protagonist diffuses this with his move called 'gale'; this causes a secondary effect.

Egan (2011) raises problems for intuitive ways of diffusing this dilemma, settling instead on the idea that making epistemic sacrifices for our ethical values may simply be worth it.

As our experience progresses and knowledge diffuses, this rule becomes more striking.

Few studies have focused so far on participants' preferred mode of dissemination of trial results, or on the best methods of diffusing this information while respecting patients' autonomy.

Ann Marie DeAngelo's "Crisis," set to music by Micky Hart and Gandarvic Harmonic Choir, was far too busy and diffuse for this setting.