Sentence examples for less watered down from inspiring English sources

It does, but we need less watered down unity and a more active solidarities with us, Black people, unwaveringly, in defense of our humanity," Garza wrote in 2014.

Larger ice cubes will limit melting and cause the cocktail to be less watered down.

He mentions the rapper P Money as an example of an up-and-coming black MC who both deserves, and would benefit from, having his less watered-down talent brought to a wider audience.

The basic premise is to tweet out the titles of popular films but watered down and less ambitious, get it?

A "Clean Up Albany" package, not "watered down" by the less wholesome forces that still dominate state government.

But when we meet, what was once a sharp swing is now watered down to being less than a drift.

Few countries have met this target, so, at the Nato summit last September, the commitment was watered down, with the less ambitious goal that those countries that were not meeting the target should "halt any decline in defence expenditure".

(If you don't have a DVD player you can invest in one for less than the price of a watered down cupcake-flavored martini in what used to be the Meat Packing District).

Some critics argue that Peña Nieto and his allies have allowed key elements of their reform package to be watered down and made less effective as they compromised, trying to mollify often raucous special interest groups and opposition political parties who had agreed to a general reform framework in a so-called Pact for Mexico, signed just after Peña Nieto's inauguration.

Drake's enthusiasm and the excitement of the new additions to the show, however, were watered down by some less-potent sketches, such as one in which Aidy Bryant played an overgrown child crushing on her best friend's dad, and another in which Nasim Pedrad portrayed a clueless, non-English-speaking tourist at a Disneyland attraction for what felt like an unnecessarily long time.

Other bills, such as financial reform, were so watered down as to be less than effective.