Sentence examples for a diminished era from inspiring English sources

In a diminished era, the "Twilight" soundtrack was considered a smash when it hit two million.

Even in this supposedly diminished era, the credence that Americans give to grandeur and gravity sets our novels apart.

Another common theme is existence without a body, accompanied by a diminished ego presence.

I'm not sure who counts as Westminster's oligarch owner in this era of a diminished Rupert Murdoch – but whoever it is should sack the lot of them for serving up such uninspiring fare.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

What defines a diminished person?

But Mr Zhou seems a diminished figure.

A diminished JA-Zenchu would help.

Today, they seemed a diminished lot.

An invisible past is a diminished one.

Without it, he is a diminished figure.