Sentence examples for and the diminished from inspiring English sources

It is intimate and awkward, the gap between the well and the diminished underscored at every moment.

The scene encapsulated both the deeply felt and the diminished scale of France's mourning – or perhaps a subliminal, numbed apportioning of the horror here after the indiscriminate carnage of 13 November.

The inner landscape of a poet who has seemed to allegorize her own life has become northern, bleak, full of negation; the book appears to circle obsessively about its griefs as the poet's incantations are directed toward death and the diminished self; elegy and epitaph abound.

Both the chemically induced "homosexual" behavior and the diminished ability to attract females by males have reduced reproduction rates in affected populations.

Professor Andrew Pilkington at the University of Northampton, said: "Though there was an Equality act in 2010, its effectiveness has been diminished with the red tape challenge and the diminished funding for the enforcement body, the Equality and human rights commission.

This is the first study to report the decrease in sensitivity and the diminished average level of AMH when using II generation kits.

Patients with liver cirrhosis have a reduction of the GH receptor in the hepatocytes and the diminished synthesis of the liver parenchyma causes a significant decrease of IGF-I levels in the blood (20 ng/ml and frequently to undetectable levels).

In cirrhosis the reduction of receptors for GH in hepatocytes and the diminished synthesis ability of the hepatic parenchyma cause a progressive fall in serum IGF-I levels.

Coetzee, a South African Nobel laureate, ponders love and the diminished life in this bracing novel.

Then Mark Cuban went home to confront his great pile of money and the diminished purpose of his life.

But the move to elect their chairmen and the diminished power of party whips under the coalition had emboldened them.