Sentence examples for somewhat diffused from inspiring English sources
With further category revisions over the years, some of these original ties to particular social-science theories are now somewhat diffused.
One answer to the problem of U.S. domination was to avoid bilateral arrangements with the Americans where possible and to involve Canada in multilateral organizations (e.g., the Commonwealth or United Nations), where U.S. influence would be somewhat diffused.
By Lillian Ross Reassuring signs lately — on the streets and in the parks — of little girls dramatically mothering baby dolls in their arms or pushing them in tiny strollers were somewhat diffused by what some little girls were doing in toy stores last week.
This interpretation makes it harder, however, for the actor to convey the inexplicable, terrifying nihilism of Iago's destructive drive, just as a sense of the insecurity that stems from the hero's conspicuous outsider-status in the play as written is somewhat diffused here by the multi-cultural circumstances.
Reassuring signs lately — on the streets and in the parks — of little girls dramatically mothering baby dolls in their arms or pushing them in tiny strollers were somewhat diffused by what some little girls were doing in toy stores last week.
We are lucid, reflective, have a slightly diffused awareness.
But this is Las Vegas, so the effect is diffused somewhat by the distant glimmer of Judith Leiber handbags and, in the front of the hotel, a Ferrari/Maserati dealership in which $350,000 sports cars come wrapped in bows.
"Right now, it's diffused".
I want to get lost and diffused".
And you can get too diffused.
