Sentence examples for it also dissipated from inspiring English sources

It also dissipated rather than increased the tension between the two protagonists, the mirroring of whose intense, obsessive psyches has been made such play of that Stella's reaction when Spector was shot – presumably intended to make us think deep thoughts about how attractive evil can be despite our professed revulsion by it – looked simply batty.

But it also dissipates the story's emotional power, replacing it with a thin, cerebral payoff.

The French are now beginning to believe that while his painful, sacrificial silence at certain times is what is holding the straining Fifth Republic together, it is also dissipating part of its Democratic citizens' hope and faith.

For those who understood it, the long duration between HIV infection and symptoms also dissipated immediate concern.

It's not that public disenchantment with mainstream politics has also dissipated – quite the reverse, people are as pissed off as ever.

However, it would be almost two months before the first named storm, Alberto, formed near Cape Verde; Alberto also dissipated with no effects on land.

The sense that foreign ownership is bad for Canada has also dissipated.

The soldiers blocking central streets have also dissipated since Monday, though small groups of soldiers still keep watch on corners and some barricades remain in place.

With double the wall space, the sense of being jammed into overcrowded rooms with too little to see has also dissipated.

The polar vortex and other bad weather also dissipated as a plausible excuse for high unemployment in March, a month which showed much milder temperatures across the country and increased the likelihood that businesses would be open and ready to hire.

During this process, some energy is also dissipated in the form of heat.