Sentence examples for more diffuse than from inspiring English sources

"Rings" is darker, slower and more diffuse than "Emigrants".

This material proves to be far knottier and more diffuse than Mr. Brands's earlier subject matter.

Programmatically, though, the series is also more diffuse than those of past years.

From the start, Al Qaeda was far more diffuse than any previous terrorist organization.

On the large stage of the La MaMa Annex, all of this is more diffuse than it should be.

Mr. Eysen said the Romaine strategy was based on a belief that his support is "more diffuse" than Mr. Levy's.

But surprisingly, Mr. Ocean's newer, postrecognition material felt even more diffuse than "nostalgia, Ultra".

Although more diffuse than its predecessor, it is a fascinating show that interweaves politics, music and Sowande's abiding passion, cricket.

And Sony's activities in Europe are more diffuse than in the United States, where its media and electronics arms report to Sir Howard.

Steiner is more ambitious -- or at any rate more diffuse -- than Oswald Spengler.

The long-term triggered seismicity appears to be more diffuse than short term triggered events.