Sentence examples for lessens when from inspiring English sources

The shame lessens when you realise you're not making it up, rather than being told to "perk up" by friends and family.

He could collect the ingredients for a blood and sputum jus by repeatedly punching his nan in the face and you'd gurn at the screen dribbling, "Aww, he's a good lad, inee?" The absurdity of this hypothetical nan-punching situation lessens when you learn of some of Aiden's dishes.

Tom Aziz Ansariis is thrilled when Andy makes him his best man, but his excitement lessens when Andy also asks Ron, Chris, and several others to be his "best men".

Alpha activity lessens when attention is directed towards a stimulus [ 26, 27, 29, 30].

Repression lessened when he left the stage.

But it may lessen when the problem is more personal.

Conversely, the auditory effect of the second and higher formants is lessened when speaking in a creaky voice.

These restraints are lessened when addressing public health concerns, and are essentially set aside when exigent circumstances require immediate action to protect the public health.

As with Ethiopia and China in the 1930s, the stigma on the use of chemical weapons was apparently lessened when the victims had few friends in the outside world.

downgrades, was sparked by concerns that the choppy waters of 2011 were caused by a seismic shift in the banking industry, rather than temporary problems that could lessen when the markets recover fully.

But his fascination with black American music did not lessen when he landed back in Rio: Mr. Francisco remembers going with him on expeditions to a record store in Copacabana that carried all of the latest American releases.