Sentence examples for Diminished past from inspiring English sources

"But their children, who have grown up in cities and crave nature and a connection to a diminished past, stay for days sometimes, playing their guitars under the stars," Ms. Halkia said.

Some participants' statements demonstrate how this hurtful labeling may have the effect of diminishing past and future discussion of depression symptoms with family.

Martin, who won a Gold Glove in 2007, also said that, even as his offense diminished the past few years, he believed his catching skills had steadily improved.

The video bitrate has been raised to the AVCHD ceiling of 24Mbps — but as anybody who compresses video knows, you get diminishing returns past a certain data rate point, and I'm sure the original 16Mbps on the HF10 was past that point already.

Science history conversely tends to diminish the past: a journey from darkness into light.

To interpret it as a foundational change, ushering something new and unknown, is to diminish the past, to unduly singularize Mr. Obama's achievement and to raise unrealistic expectations about his presidency.

The screen is bright and has a nice wide viewing angle, although the definition visibly diminishes much past about 130 degrees.

However, that difference has diminished in the past few years.

Although much diminished by the past 18 years, they do remain independent of Mr Blair.

But the high-pitched bluster of recent weeks diminished over the past few days.

As violence has diminished in the past few years, calls for better services have grown more urgent.