Sentence examples for are diminished so from inspiring English sources

When these self-regarding attitudes are diminished, so is an agent's autonomy.

Leaders with ubuntu recognize their interconnectedness and how their humanity is inextricably bound to others -- if others are diminished so are they, if others fail, so do they.

From a religious perspective, all our spirits are diminished so long as we seek to diminish another and so long as we fail to stop the diminishment of another.

Once restricted to the intracellular environment, the opportunities for LGT are diminished, so the likelihood of reversal is low, and the possibility of ever acquiring the functions needed to live in a less specialized environment successfully (i.e. in competition with better equipped organisms) is small.

The managers felt their responsibilities were diminished so they felt diminished too.

But that's diminished so much for us, and we've replaced it.

Mr. Powazek said he did not realize his influence would be diminished so severely when he agreed that Mr. Cloutier should run 8020.

He can still walk, but his energy is diminished, so Dorothy pushes him in a wheelchair, chattering to him in her typically cheerful way.

This will be practical for day-to-day business, but the sense of theatre will probably be diminished, so go now before it disappears.

However, the H2 production was diminished, so, an increase in the Ag particle size promotes the methanol combustion, decreasing hydrogen production and increasing the water formation as well as the CO2 production.

When the power of private prisons is diminished, so, too, is their ability to engage in back-door political lobbying that has an impact on public and private prisons alike.