Sentence examples for dissipate slightly from inspiring English sources

Let the head dissipate slightly.

It may be dissipating slightly, as people who were alive at the time of the crash die off.

As I left the line had dissipated slightly, but at this point it was already almost 5 PM, too late for lunch, too early for dinner; the calm before another storm.

"The anger has dissipated somewhat.

Like Hare Krishna?' Tension in the room immediately dissipates, replaced with slightly bewildered, muted laughter.

Now 46, Mr. Sorkin has the look of a rakish, slightly dissipated academic, handsome with a strain around the eyes, like someone who has worked and played a little too hard for too long.

Hurricane Elena, the final tropical cyclone, developed on October 12 and dissipated on October 18, slightly less than two weeks before the official end of the season on November 30.

It doesn't dissipate.

"How does it dissipate?

But eventually the bubbles dissipate.

These cause storms to dissipate.