Sentence examples for comparison diminished from inspiring English sources

Where "The Men's Club" offers over-the-top operatics, "The Throwback Special" gives us hidden neuroses; as a result, the men of Bachelder's novel can tend to look, in comparison, diminished.

Someone objected, saying that the comparison diminishes Brady.

Davis compares Seaside with resort environments such as Bath and Brighton, but that comparison diminishes the idea of Seaside as a serious community.

Given the small sample number, small effect size and inter-individual variability in baseline LH, this lack of baseline data to enable intra-individual comparisons diminishes statistical sensitivity to identify small changes in LH.

In the result of the present investigation the discrepancies over the whole time interval of comparison are diminished to ±7μas.

Others fear the comparison might diminish their hero, now living out his days in an Alzheimer's oblivion.

The progression of the curve is taking an asymptotic course bearing comparisons with diminishing marginal utility.

My hope for the community is that the Costa Mesa vs. Newport Beach comparisons will diminish and both cities will look for ways in which "all boats may rise" and each city may benefit.

Anyone would seem diminished by comparison.

But it is especially diminished by comparison with "A Place Called Canterbury".

But, if Obama really is that impressive, is there a danger that Brown will look diminished by comparison?