Sentence examples for a diminishment from inspiring English sources

Poetically, it's a diminishment.

Either way, it's a diminishment.

"But that's a diminishment of wild behavior.

It's a defense, but it's a diminishment, too.

We're all aging, and you don't want to think that aging is just a diminishment".

Regardless of the qualities of a new "Twin Peaks," its very existence will be a diminishment.

"I felt that would have been a diminishment of what my abilities might be," he said.

My suspicion is that it will be a diminishment, but I think it's worth trying".

Any lineup that didn't feature Malcolm on rhythm guitar would be a diminishment.

In its present formulation in the blood economies, is it possibly the case that the gift has the form and features of, in Esposito's terms, a 'diminishment of… goods and … also of oneself' (Esposito 2006: 50)?

In tracing community to the munus, Esposito offers a radically different formulation where the munus implies the constant potential of a 'diminishment of one's own goods and in the ultimate analysis also of oneself' (Esposito 2006: 50).