In light of the Resurrection, our fears are diminished, our doubts defeated and our faith strengthened as Paul the Apostle teaches: "We believe...knowing that Christ is risen so we can rise though Christ".
For at least the past half-century, among a no doubt diminished readership, it has been mainly kipplers; exception made for upstairs bedrooms where certain besotted parents insist on the pleasure of reading out loud to certain enthralled children.
With the launch of Extensions for Chrome, the need to occasionally fire up Firefox or Opera has diminished, and I doubt I'll be using any browser other than Chrome much in 2010.
Further, in preparatory meetings for the president's trip, European officials made clear that one of the ways of diminishing the doubts in Europe about Mr. Bush was to signal that the administration could manage the relationship with Russia properly.
Syracuse stopped its two-game losing streak with a comfortable first-round victory over Samford, but Kentucky's double-overtime squeaker over St. Bonaventure, which left the undermanned Wildcats gasping for air, did nothing to diminish the doubts.
Staking out a position and being able to contribute positively to a peer's goal-setting and problem-solving skills builds confidence, expands experience, and diminishes self-doubt.
Here, the truth-finding function of the jury was invaded and the State's burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt was diminished.
Five years on, the doubts have diminished as new stadiums rise up across the country.
In case of doubt, uncertainty could be diminished using the drug as a "therapeutic test".
Veeck loved Minnie, but using him as a prop in some of his stunts, like pinch-hitting him as a 54-year-old (or a 58-year-old) in 1980, no doubt diminishes his ballplayer bona fides.
As she receives more positive feedback, her self doubt diminishes and her confidence builds.
