Sentence examples similar to spirits have dampened from inspiring English sources

By then, my spirit had dampened a bit, but love was in the air.

They needed a change – the fourth goal does seem to have dampened spirits at Whaddon Road.

But there was plenty to do undercover, so even rain wouldn't have dampened our spirits.

All of which might have dampened the spirits of another man making his debut as the first foreign owner in the N.B.A.

UNPREPOSSESSING would be putting it mildly, although the intermittent drizzle through which we first saw the house may have dampened our spirits unfairly.

That may have dampened the spirits of some delegates, but order and good humour were restored by the distribution of miniature American flags.9 11: I don't know, Black.

Most important, slower economic growth and the anti-corruption campaign mounted by Xi Jinping, China's leader, have dampened the spirits of Chinese shoppers, who now account for nearly a third of the global demand for personal luxury goods.

And even though the recent Eurozone crisis may have hit Slovenia, it does not seem to have dampened the spirits of Ljubljana's restaurant scene.

It doesn't appear to have dampened any spirits, though I suspect some attendees are wishing they'd remembered to pack an umbrella and sensible footwear.

Looking back to Miami Art Week (which took place the first week of December), one would have thought the perpetual rainstorms would have dampened the spirits of attendees.

A lot of investors trade frantically and achieve nothing but higher costs; Mr Miller changes just 15% of his portfolio every year.In this section Calling the faithful Ageing bull Bubble and squeak Joint custody The perils of protectionism A Miller's tale Winner takes (almost) all Under surveillance The petrodollar peg ReprintsFailure at his 16th attempt does not seem to have dampened his spirit.