Sentence examples for Reducing to nothing from inspiring English sources

"There has been an explosion of interest in rugby in the west of Ireland over the last few years and the IRFU should be concerned with continuing that rather than reducing to nothing all the hard work that has been put in by so many people".

(Freud, 1924 ; Q366) [We] have taken the view that the principle which governs all mental processes is a special case of Fechner's "tendency towards stability", and have accordingly attributed to the mental apparatus the purpose of reducing to nothing, or at least of keeping as low as possible, the sums of excitation which flow in upon it.

She has been reduced to nothing.

Finally, the mighty towers themselves were reduced to nothing.

Maths is often reduced to nothing more than a MacGuffin.

"Now at 38, I was reduced to nothing," Olga thinks.

"Here is this mighty leader reduced to nothing," she added.

In many ways, our cultures have been reduced to nothing more than patterns on a shirt.

Mr. Nishinaka's work of art is soon reduced to nothing, collapsing in an inferno.

In the end, unified Party leadership is reduced to nothing but the leadership of a single person".

In the mid-1990s Nazim gave Thyra the name Zero, explaining that her ego had been reduced to nothing.