Sentence examples for somehow degraded from inspiring English sources

It seemed obviously improved but somehow degraded, grimly utilitarian, intended to suggest the receding future vision of "RoboCop": automatic voices encased in armor.

Sandel is more worried about the things that can be traded without being completely destroyed, but at the price of becoming somehow degraded or tarnished.

As a result, empirical information obtained in other BSs is lost and then the overall performance is somehow degraded.

That is, that the love of Romeo for Juliet counts for naught, that the deep passion so evident between our new president and his wife is somehow degraded, little more than a dance of the genes, as chosen and ordered by the unthinking forces of nature.

"For a long time it was thought that in dyslexics the data on the server are somehow degraded," said Boets.

It imposes that the High Priest was to be of whole body; no physical blemishes in order to serve in the Temple, the same toxic notion of physical perfection that bullies us into internalizing that we are somehow degraded, inferior, and unworthy.

Spending the same amount on food, an object of animal appetite, is somehow degrading.

"Many scientists think popularising science is somehow degrading it, but I think it is absolutely critical," he says.

Lawyers are great risk spotters…in many instances you have a number of lawyers out there who are not web- or marketing- savvy, and they look at all of this as somehow degrading to their profession".

While I respect her view that the importance of this event be front and center, I would argue that the event will have plenty of passion and purpose, and to suggest that the wearing of pink hats somehow degrades that is only contributing to the larger issue: anything that seems too girlie is still dismissed as frivolous, and that is exactly the problem.

The performance of the system degrades somehow because of the addition of this interference component.