Sentence examples for diminished at all from inspiring English sources

But the overall level of anxiety appears not to have diminished at all.

More importantly it's as sexy as it gets, and its sizzle hasn't diminished at all in the last four decades.

But I had a lot of vitality and devotion to the city, and that hasn't diminished at all.

Their economic might, it turns out, is often not diminished at all, but simply transformed into a kind of stealth power, enabling them to exert even greater influence and achieve broader goals.

Like their versions of Always on My Mind and Where the Streets Have No Name, you forget about the incongruity pretty quickly: it now sounds like the Pet Shop Boys wrote it, but the song's emotional impact isn't diminished at all.

"My interest in owning the Nets has not diminished at all," Prokhorov said in an e-mail this week when asked if his political aspirations presented a problem unforeseen when his purchase of controlling ownership from Bruce C. Ratner in 2010 injected life into the stalled Barclays Center project.

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

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.

The remarkable thing about Bulgakov is that he manages to maintain a certain ironic distance in his narratives that doesn't diminish at all the urgency or veracity of what he has to report.

The latest scores were especially disappointing because score gaps between white and minority students did not diminish at all since the last time the math test was administered, in 2007.

One light will then light another without its own diminishing at all, and the collective light will instantaneously dissipate the darkness.