Sentence examples for that dampen from inspiring English sources

Do not let that dampen your spirits.

Second, politicians should slash the red tape and tax distortions that dampen the desire of firms to invest.

The arms of some machines contain shock absorbers that dampen the impact and more closely resemble what really happens in a scrum when bodies collide.

And where capital markets are less well-developed, policies that dampen the business cycle can help more good firms to survive.

Although reframing the situation and winning small battles can be helpful, they are, at best, short-term strategies that dampen rather than eliminate the damage.

Mr. Mac happens also to be a terrifically gifted singer, as is Mr. Turner, whose vaudevillian lament over the rains that dampen his water-selling trade is among the musical highlights.

So what exactly is it about money that dampens our taste for generosity?

One that dampened an otherwise super-exciting postseason between the San Francisco Giants and the Kansas City Royals.

It will have fresh filtered air and insulation that dampens noise.

Was it just the time difference from those distant countries that dampened viewer interest in the Games?

The writing has a drunken quality that dampens the energy, so that even small moments can be hard to decipher.