Sentence examples for which dampened from inspiring English sources

Ms. Landrieu moved to the right in the campaign, which dampened the enthusiasm of black voters.

All films were hit on Sunday by sunny weather, which dampened grosses across the market.

Then came a cold, snowy winter, followed by a drizzly May and soggy June, which dampened spirits along with the soil.

Amsterdam, Schipol Airport: Last night's "Breathing Show" was only about 60percentt filled, which dampened my enthusiasm, but the audience warmed considerably as the evening progressed.

Then the recession hit, which dampened the naming-rights market and forced teams to bide their time in hopes that a corporation would pay what they were charging.

The agricultural sector suffered from an outbreak of foot- and-mouth disease, which dampened farmers' morale and had adverse effects on their income.

"Moreover, the euro is about to strengthen which dampens both exports and inflation.

T. S. Eliot called it "Boston doubt," a readiness to yield "to all suggestions which dampen enthusiasm or dispel conviction".

Even with an automatic transmission, which dampens the flame of any performance car, the IS 300 is gloriously quick.

The turntable bases, instead of hollow plastic, are made of metal or dense wood, which dampen vibrations.

While we shout about inequality, we accept the handouts from over-endowed uber-capitalist foundations, which dampens our critiques and depoliticises our message.