Sentence examples for evaporated- from inspiring English sources

She knows what she is doing – although any grudging respect I had for Cyrus as a businesswoman evaporated when she turned on Sinéad O'Connor in such a repellent way.

He talks about restoring some of the "grandeur" and "dignity" of riding a London bus, qualities that "had evaporated in the name of pragmatism".

Decades of political disengagement, weary cynicism and acceptance of their lot simply evaporated before this onslaught.

Any positive feelings towards the gang evaporated a few seconds later when they accelerated past, with the first rider giving my arse a good thwack as he overtook.

Any frustration Murray was feeling quickly evaporated as he began the fourth set strongly, another sign of a focus that has barely wavered all fortnight.

It made a costly mistake with the 2009 purchase of Solel, a solar-power company that depended on state subsidies which later evaporated.

Hopes for liberalisation and modernisation under Mr Medvedev have evaporated.

As for the environment, support for the government "doing more" to tackle global warming evaporated when respondents were asked less abstract questions, such as whether they were willing to pay more for electricity.Mr Nivola's essay, published in April last year, warned Democratic policymakers to be wary of following too radical an agenda.

Last month GM sold its 7% stake in Peugeot, bought to cement an alliance to build cars together, as the potential cost savings evaporated.

As they struggled to deleverage, their interest in new borrowing and spending evaporated.

The intense radiation they experience means that they could not have formed there, for their atmospheres would have evaporated as fast as they formed.