Sentence examples for and diminished of from inspiring English sources

One can only imagine the thoughts of Sean Spicer, that most loyal, and diminished, of press secretaries, a Roman Catholic who accompanied Trump to the Vatican but wasn't invited to an audience with the Pope.

An improvement in the selectivity of hydrogen generation and diminishing of the formation of undesirable products may be obtained by promoting nickel catalysts with sodium.

The songs, some identified with the Red Army in World War II, express universalized patriotism, as in "Meadowland" with its celebrated swelling and diminishing of sound.

The weakening and diminishing of effect of the TGD is primarily because of "dilutions" to the effect by inflows to the Yangtze River from downstream tributaries.

It has received criticism for being "smug," "insensitive" and diminishing of motherhood, and has prompted many response essays from female writers with and without children.

I couldn't stomach that the industry that had so much power in creating our culture was so entirely demeaning, disrespectful, and diminishing of women and girls.

Maybe all the demeaning and diminishing of Obama will grow old and tired, boring and repetitive, and then the media can move on to find something else to ridicule.

Unsuccessful ageing is characterized by frailties, cognitive decline, and diminishing of executive function [ 61].

This spiking and diminishing of symptoms can occur up until approximately 24 months.

Survivors of pediatric cancer face an increased risk of morbidity, mortality, and diminished quality of life associated with their previous cancer therapy.

Survivors face an increased risk of morbidity, mortality, and diminished quality of life associated with their previous cancer therapy.