Sentence examples for wording was watered from inspiring English sources

Gay equality campaigners rejoiced, but senior conservatives reacted with fury and the final wording was watered down beyond recognition.

Instead, the wording was watered down to direct the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to create a scientific framework for investigating tough-to-treat cancers.

Cave adapted a fact-based book about Virginian bootlegging brothers the Bondurants, but found his words being watered down by Hollywood committee.

In this resume of the violent scenes at the Ardoyne shops last July the key words are "water cannon" and "plastic bullets".

If words were water, the drought problems so lengthily discussed in the new play by Kia Corthron, "A Cool Dip in the Barren Saharan Crick," would evaporate pretty quickly.

The most frequently used words were: "water" (or "water quality"), which ranked 3rd, 7th, and 3rd according to the word in article title, author keyword, and keyword plus analysis, respectively.

My mouth was watering as he read, word for word, the entire recipe.

As modern society has evolved, I wondered whether the meaning of the word tribe had been watered down?

The word, she says, has been watered down to the point of meaninglessness, like so many white wine spritzers.

But today, in the words of Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell, it was "water, water, everywhere".

A smiling Mr Hague said he had received worse "personal abuse" in his time in the Commons and the Labour MP's words would be "water off the back of this particular duck".