Sentence examples for diminished a little from inspiring English sources

"It's diminished a little, but rage is still never very far away … I still have that stuff in me, the hillbilly rage as it's been called.

And with Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos's September announcement that his own personal commercial spaceflight company, Blue Origin, will fly out of Florida, Spaceport America's options diminished a little further.

But all this studied sexiness is diminished a little by the lighting, which is charmingly erratic, and the music, which is reliably moody — think the heartbreak end of Etta James's catalogue.

He continued: "The game is being tarnished by an N.F.L. that obviously cares more about saving some money than having the integrity of the game diminished a little bit".

But all this studied sexiness is diminished a little by the lighting, which is charmingly erratic, and the music, which is reliably moody think the heartbreak end of Etta James's catalogue.

But officials said the frequency and the size of the attacks had diminished a little in recent months because of the increase in the number of Afghan security forces being deployed, especially in Kandahar, and an increase in the number of raids to detain suspected insurgents and restrict their movements.

This lead will diminish a little over the next few days as the 35,060 outstanding mail ballots are returned, which are more Republican by a +9.1 margin or 41.4%to32.3%3%.

Your crush will eventually discover the truth and their opinion of you will diminish a little or greatly.

But after what's happened in the last 18 months, you know, [his aura is diminished] a little bit.

With the protest vote diminished, even a little support for the government went a long way.Elsewhere among new members, Estonians voted for a centre-left party to rebuke their centre-right government, while Latvians and Slovenians voted for right-wing parties to rebuke centre-left governments.

(The concept's rhetorical appeal was diminished only a little when Mr Ravallion updated the threshold to $1.08 at 1993 prices, which is worth about $1.53 in today's money).Cigarettes and alcoholBut what does this line mean to the people who fall below it?