With Nessler, the broadcasts seem as diminished as they were when NBC made Isiah Thomas its lead analyst.
Not as diminished as you'd expect from a 1993 stroke that impaired his left hand, Mr. Peterson can still work his bejeweled blues sensibility -- even using silences to make up for less dexterity.
Whatever Sega's got planned, I'm looking forward to it — as diminished as they are, they still make good games.
There is a wide-ranging, if general consensus, which suggests that many persons with schizophrenia experience themselves as diminished relative to their former selves.
My children are now grown and never look at me as "diminished".
That unit's effectiveness is widely viewed as diminished in the aftermath of the Diallo shooting in the Bronx.
The adult stem cells, as diminished in power as bishops, knights and rooks, can make only a subset of the queen's moves.
In 1900 a U.S. school prohibited the book from its curriculum, claiming that it expressed expletives and alluded to masturbation and other sexual fantasies as well as diminished, in the eyes of children, the statures of certain authority figures.
This change allowed for increased reproducibility as well as diminished interobserver variability in histopathological grading among individual pathologists.
The Arabidopsis porA mutants show severe deficiencies in photoautotrophic development, as well as diminished photoactive Pchlide conversion and reduced prolamellar body volume during skotomorphogenesis (Paddock et al. 2012).
Decreased CSE and HO-1, as well as diminished H2S and reduced NO, are implicated in the pathophysiology of atherosclerosis [2, 13, 57 60].
