Sentence examples for diluted sense from inspiring English sources

In its place now lives a vague but often-impenetrable fear of those who carry HIV and a diluted sense of safety based on the idea that the transmission of HIV is related to a character flaw of promiscuity.

There are real issues about diluting our sense of history and principles, but what will prevent this is by keeping a very clear sense of who we are and transmit that to others".

The fresh faces dilute any sense of gimmick.

None of those problems did much to dilute the sense of excitement on the streets, though.

It seems that certain forms of help can dilute recipients' sense of accountability for their own success.

The pursuit of growth and scale adds organizational complexity, piles on processes and systems, dilutes the sense of insurgency, and creates challenges in maintaining the original level of talent.

But that doesn't dilute the sense of rivalry, still less invalidate it or render it obsolete, and with the Webb Ellis Cup up for grabs, I can see today's game being as bitterly fought as any in recent memory.

One of the dangers of the EU decision to give Britain six months to sort itself out is that six months is long enough to dilute the sense of immediate crisis but perhaps not long enough to sort out what the country really wants.

We see millions of things on our screens each day and the digital overload dilutes the sense of importance in even the most memorable design.

Piety is pure when it deepens our concern for others, impure when it dilutes our sense of ethics, or even gives us license to behave in ways we would have found unconscionable had we not been religious.

Teaming up with neighboring cities runs the risk of diluting a sense of ownership, which can lead us toward spending apathy, just like when a small company grows into a big one.