Sentence examples for what dampens from inspiring English sources

The hustle, more than anything, is what dampens her ambitions for a career in theater.

What "dampened" the "celebratory mood" evoked by the signing of the Iraqi interim constitution, according to the article?

If you're not sure what's dampening your desire, talk to your gynecologist -- the good news is that there are many ways to boost a low libido.

At the first Youth Press Conference of the DNC, I asked the question on everyone's mind: "What is dampening young adults' enthusiasm for Obama?" "I have to disagree with you when you talk about a lack of enthusiasm on college campuses," said Alejandra Salinas, president of the College Democrats of America.

Today was a tough one to take but it won't dampen what we do and won't dampen my enthusiasm or my belief in this group of players".

A separate set of downregulatory genes subsequently dampens what would otherwise be a continuous positive feedback loop.

The law has dampened what was once a vibrant activist movement.

Retail numbers appear to have dampened what market enthusiasm reigned after the rate-cut news.

Sundin's overtime goal dampened what had been a solid comeback for the Rangers.

The effect was to dampen what little initiative and independence might have existed within the administration.

Still, a dose of truth can't dampen what you'll experience within -- especially at the Breakers.