Sentence examples for diffuseness from inspiring English sources

And the diffuseness of the protesters' broader demands makes it hard to see how they can be met, at least in the short term.Dilma Rousseff, the president, has tried to position herself on the side of the protesters.

His musical composition matches the tautness of the novel, and what he calls its "almost total lack of diffuseness".

One is its diffuseness.

When he talks to them about restraint and patience — about the fullness of time and the "positive side to Anglican diffuseness and slowness of decision-making" and his own anguish "trying to counsel patience to people who are suffering more than you are" — they say, as many of them did to me: The fullness of time is fine, but it's God's time.

Photovoltaic panels have the same size constraint, which arises from the diffuseness of sunlight and from silicon's ultimately limited ability to absorb it.

But their breadth and diversity capture Wall Street's diffuseness and variability.

The range of acting styles, which run from amateurish exaggeration to Ms. Dukakis's almost Method-like muttering, gives this production a wobbly diffuseness.

Mr. Pasquale, who was so good as the aggressively clueless Sean Garrity in "Rescue Me," is a bit tentative here through two episodes, which is probably understandable, given the diffuseness of Jason-Ian, more of a construct than a pair of real characters at this point.

"All the Rage" doesn't have the natural emotional arc provided by the personal history of "The Tricky Part"; in its diffuseness it is less dramatically satisfying.

Yet this dynamic also contributes to the work's diffuseness.

But this time the go-and-get-em American responses are scrambled by the terrifying diffuseness of the threat and the inconvenience of the enemy not being any sort of discernable nation state.