Sentence examples for somewhat dissipated from inspiring English sources

Despite talk over the summer among Labour MPs about the possibility of challenging Corbyn's election, this threat to his authority appears to have somewhat dissipated.

Veal scallopine, thin, tender, white veal, topped by delicate layers of melted Provolone, and a large portion of soft, moist Long Island duck, with a crisp skin (somewhat dissipated by its rich apricot sauce) were the two other entrees sampled.

However, high doses of metoclopramide were associated with troublesome Parkinsonian symptoms which were somewhat dissipated with addition of diphenhydramine [ 8].

After a somewhat dissipated youth, the future triumvir served with distinction in 57 55 as a cavalry commander under Aulus Gabinius in Judaea and Egypt.

Even in the outdoor Théâtre de l'Archevêché, with the impact of the Arts Florissants' tangy bite necessarily somewhat dissipated, the ensemble plays the French Baroque repertory with a sensuality and passionate rigor that is simply astonishing.

With that slightly ridiculous last name, Teeter looked like a handsome but somewhat dissipated Gotti hit man, almost evil.

You can fatten the wheel arches as much as you like but when the doors close with a noise dimly reminiscent of clashing saucepan lids, the sense of security somewhat dissipates, and with it one's loftiness.

Nonsense such as single user maps should somewhat dissipate as the tech hits ubiquity.

"The anger has dissipated somewhat.

The fury dissipated, somewhat, when those elections went very well for the Democrats.

The bomb site lies near a Shiite mosque, a health center and shops, and was crowded with people venturing outside Wednesday evening after the day's heat had dissipated somewhat.