Sentence examples for dissipated around from inspiring English sources

Regarding eschatology (a branch of theology concerned with the final events in the history of the world or of humankind), Churches of Christ are generally amillennial, their originally prevalent postmillennialism (evident in Alexander Campbell's Millennial Harbinger) having dissipated around the era of the First World War.

Although the euphoria and optimism that marked protests the previous winter had dissipated, around 40,000 people turned up.

Tropical Depression Kiko dissipated around 1800 UTC on August 29; however, its remnants continued southward before being absorbed by Lorena.

The final tornado dissipated around 4 36 a.m. EST, just 3 hours and 46 minutes after the outbreak started.

The storm rapidly weakened throughout the day as convection gradually dissipated around the center due to the shear.

The shroud of uncool has well dissipated around things like comic books and fantasy novels, having now become major multimedia properties.

When societies become too rich and civilized, they decline and dissipate around the edges, and they begin to adopt as new and luxe signifiers normally associated with the peasantry.

PAGE C1 LIVES DEFINED BY HURRICANES Dwight Garner's initial dislike for Dan Baum's "Nine Lives," about Katrina and the people of New Orleans, dissipates around Page 65, where he writes that its disparate parts begin coming together masterfully.

A dynamical simulation revealed that diurnal transpiration water consumption is dominated by the solar irradiance and the day-average temperature of the leaf is dominated by the ambient air temperature; transpiration plays an important role in the cooling of the leaf, in average it could dissipate around 32.9% of the total solar energy absorbed by the leaf in summer.

Josephine deteriorated into a remnant low shortly after as convection continued to dissipate around the storm.

Maybe we will see a glimpse of God's presence as fear dissipates around us.