Sentence examples for lost its intensity from inspiring English sources

By the time the Mexican wave reared its head among the second largest crowd seen since the national stadium reopened, the game had lost its intensity but Marko Grujic made it 4-0 in added time with a looping header after a lofted pass from Lazar Markovic.

The democratic spirit ebbed and life lost its intensity.

Messi, he said, had 30 exceptional minutes, then the team lost its intensity.

Bass-baritone Matthew Brook seemed to struggle to catch her eye and, for a moment, the performance lost its intensity.

Mr. Moss, who advises Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, said he used to be a big supporter of the Manhattan Institute but found that the group had lost its intensity.

With less than two months left before election day, though, some of the popular emotion surrounding his mother's death has lost its intensity and Mr. Aquino's lead in the polls has started to shrink, perhaps as a result.

And if you want it to remain strong, don't cook it -- horseradish loses its intensity as it cooks, becoming mild, even timid.

I have to be totally concentrated at that time or the energy can escape and it loses its intensity.

Brown mountains fade to black, all of it framed by a deep blue sky that loses its intensity as it dissolves into a pale haze.

If mat becomes regular vocabulary, it may lose its intensity.

"When you look at resistance it starts to lose its intensity," Mr. Puddicombe said.