Sentence examples for diminished aftermath from inspiring English sources
By choosing to portray an era of ebbing of energy for that movement, director-writer Tanya Hamilton sidesteps the politics and passion that gave the movement its power and, instead, focuses on the diminished aftermath: individual disappointment, secrets and a truncated--and misunderstood--legacy of Black radicalism.
That unit's effectiveness is widely viewed as diminished in the aftermath of the Diallo shooting in the Bronx.
Despite concerns that the combination of economic softening and the 9/11 aftermath would have diminished the population, we're enrolling more kids than last year".
The opportunity for catch-up may have been diminished in this population studied in the aftermath of World War II, causing early deficits to track into adulthood.
Francesco Guicciardini wrote of the aftermath of Bicocca: They went back to their mountains diminished in numbers, but much more diminished in audacity; for it is certain that the losses which they suffered at Bicocca so affected them that in the coming years they no longer displayed their wonted vigour.
In the end, however, the stature of moderate Republicans like Mrs. Roukema began to diminish substantially in the aftermath of 1994 House elections when Newt Gingrich, the fiery House speaker at the time, charged his party with the Contract on America.
Eminem's new album, "The Eminem Show" (Aftermath/Interscope), includes a few digs at mainstream stars, but his foes seem diminished, and so does he.
"NK3," by Michael Tolkin (Atlantic), is an intricate and cleverly constructed account of the aftermath of a North Korean chemical attack; the NK3 of the title has entirely destroyed its victims' memories and has vastly diminished their capacity to reason.
The crowds have diminished.
