Sentence examples for diminish at from inspiring English sources

Most men — Beckham apart — know that their playing value starts to diminish at Nelsen's age, 35.

The crowds don't really diminish at Los Amigos and Garfinkel's, they replenish.

It says much for the power of the acting that this beautifully reductionist insight into the process doesn't diminish, at all, the force of the scenes.

One could argue that those who forgo perfume now may inadvertently diminish at some future date the textural memories of relationships past.

The age threshold was chosen because some faculties, particularly the ability to see well at night, could begin to diminish at that age.

Interventions early on can provide tremendous benefit for long periods of time, but that benefit will diminish at some point as the disease progresses.

His quirks have not diminished at age 44.

"Those distractions are radically diminished at this point.

Scotland The economic power of Scotland is diminished at times of low oil prices.

Last month, Labour's poll lead diminished at an alarming rate.

Guthrie's modest popular following diminished; at the same time, through politics, he found his voice.