Sentence examples for diminish into from inspiring English sources
'diminish into' is an acceptable part of a sentence in written English
You use it when you are referring to something gradually getting smaller or fading away. For example: The light of the full moon slowly diminished into a thin crescent.
If your accuracy falls below what's musically acceptable, the rows diminish into the distance at the top of your screen, and you will need to restart your journey into rhythmic synchronicity.
Now the gardeners fear that if they move or die, they will no longer be able to pass their plots down to family members and that the gardens will diminish into obscurity.
The conductor Kurt Sanderling, who worked often with Shostakovich, found these sounds to represent fluctuations in hospital machinery, which diminish into a straight line on a screen once the patient loses life.
During the actual interview, however, she seems to diminish into a lower wattage version of herself, revealing only glimpses of the humour that fired some of television's most memorable characters: from the overbearing social pole-vaulter Beverly, in Abigail's Party, to Essex mum Pamela in the BBC's hit sitcom Gavin and Stacey.
The brightness will diminish into flatness after a couple of weeks.
Her pastel colors have an almost foggy presence, and aspects of her figures, like hair, diminish into beautiful linework before dissolving into the background color.
Is she on the verge of diminishing into old age?
It diminished into blinking neon and brakeman's signals.
In the meantime, the special effects that once dominated his work have diminished into occasional touches.
As his pictures grew bigger and emptier and more unfinished, hers had diminished into nervous jottings until finally they vanished.
Then, when Kaschei's spell is broken, his realm diminishes into lairs from which his male and female prisoners, transformed, are released.
