Sentence examples for that doesn't dilute from inspiring English sources

But, as with E Nesbit, Noel Streatfeild or Enid Blyton, that doesn't dilute the pull of their stories.

This three-part, self-described "dance play" has ripened into mellowness, with a newly relaxed expansiveness that doesn't dilute its intoxication factor.

The lyrics are a bit la-la-floating-on-clouds, but that doesn't dilute their charm.

But that doesn't dilute the sense of rivalry, still less invalidate it or render it obsolete, and with the Webb Ellis Cup up for grabs, I can see today's game being as bitterly fought as any in recent memory.

The challenge is to come up with something that does not dilute the original usefulness of what we are doing.

"Days of Rage" is surely opinionated, but also well within the bounds of responsible journalism and deserving of being aired in a TV environment that does not dilute its pointed message.

Eugenie Scott of the National Center for Science Education in Oakland, California, sees the revisions as a "cosmetic" change that do not dilute the standards in any way.

Some were strengthened by simple arrangement ideas -- like piano playing behind one solo and vibraphone playing behind the next -- that didn't dilute the power of the originals.

I minored in Classics at school, and even that didn't dilute my love of Greek mythology and drama, so I'll wind up jotting notes for a version of "Medea" set in a modern corporation or something equally ridiculous and untenable.

Tyson recollects his scandals with a tranquillity that thankfully doesn't dilute the absurdity.

Hollande used much of his 20-minute address to plead the case of a reformed EU, stressing that Europe "doesn't dilute nationhood".