Sentence examples for it has blunted from inspiring English sources
That the gay families here want to be part of the community, not stand outside it, has blunted the occasional reservations of old-timers.
It has blunted efforts to force adoption of the radical program of alteration drawn up at the 1960 Democratic national convention.
It is that burdensome past that has blunted the West's influence.
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Likewise, Martyn Waghorn's injury has blunted Rangers' attacking threat.
By putting four Communists in innocuous Cabinet posts, he has blunted that party's strength.
And I know age has blunted these memories, made them as soft-edged as sea stones.
"It would have blunted the fight.
It would have blunted the impact of other plagues, too — including fear, the most infectious of all.
Adding metformin to training did not accentuate improvements in insulin sensitivity, and it may have blunted the full effects of training.
It may not have blunted Holding, Marshall, Garner et al but those such as Gower, Lamb and Gooch must have looked on wistfully during this match, pondering the passage of time.
