Sentence examples for rather damp from inspiring English sources

Her brain might be on fire but her film is feeling rather damp.

At least winter could be properly cold and crisp, but October was always rather damp and middling.

He left with an upbeat message in what has been a rather damp squib of a campaign.

In 1880 The Times described the houses as "embowered in foliage," although it observed that they were "rather damp and unwholesome in rainy weather".

McNair [11] obtained that a prey refuge with legitimate entry-exit dynamics was quite capable of amplifying rather than damping predator-prey oscillations.

Both these types of reading have now fallen out of favour; there is little consensus about the meaning of The Country Wife, but its "notorious resistance to interpretation" is having an invigorating rather than damping effect on academic interest.

These parameter adjustments allowed for more similar signaling dynamics and comparable peak fractional activities of Gsα and PLB compared with the biochemical model, with more gradual adaptation rather than damped oscillations.

Make sure you are out the shower and have dried your head a little to where its damp rather than soaking wet.

Then, it has been speculated that the HSPs might function as carriers of DAMPs rather than DAMPs, [ 116, 128 ].

Perhaps the plot that Britons have celebrated all this time would have been rather a damp squib.

It is not surprising, come to think about it, that the birthday bash was rather a damp squib.