Sentence examples for more defused from inspiring English sources

Special camera lenses were used on Saving Private Ryan which had the protective coating extracted from the inside, producing images slightly more defused and prone to flares, and making the sky look burned out.

Widdop goes for the crossfield kick to the corner, but it's more or less defused.

That said, the needle with Larry King early in the book (more or less defused by puppy-dog shows of deference on Morgan's part) is intriguing, and there's a fairly jaw-dropping passage where he describes having Gordon Brown round to watch the footie.

(Reuters) ITALY: CATHEDRAL BOMB DEFUSED -- The police said they defused a 2.2-pound time bomb on the roof of Milan's cathedral, setting off fears that it could have been an attempted terrorist attack.

Instead of moving into a new future that defused India and Pakistan's nuclear rivalry and promised "a more capable, accountable, and effective government in Afghanistan that serves the Afghan people," the U.S. is falling back on its old cold war relationships that created the problem in the first place.

Assuming those crises are solved and defused, gold prices would retreat unless the Federal Reserve prints more money.

If the North Korean threat is to be truly defused, experts say, the three East Asian neighbors will need more common ground.

(Reuters) SRI LANKA: BOMB DEFUSED -- A parcel bomb was delivered to President Chandrika Kumaratunga's office and defused, state radio and officials said.

In it are buried rocks and other nonmetal objects along with defused anti-personnel land mines.

It was a table covered with defused roadside bombs made from cellphones wired to explosives.

But tension is often defused — partly, it seems, because many fans are too drunk to raise a fist.