Sentence examples similar to diminished experiences from inspiring English sources

"When you diminish experiences and turn sexual harassment into a joke, no victim will ever feel that much better coming forward or feel they'll be taken seriously," she said.

Hearing the final movement of Dies Natalis without the beautiful Traherne poem it sets, or the song Come Away, Come Away, Death without Shakespeare's words, is an entirely diminishing experience.

Not knowing about his condition wouldn't have diminished the experience of watching him perform: nothing suggested he had lost any skill or held anything back.

The graphical changes haven't diminished my experience.

Though the village doctors engaged with the TRCL program, they faced various technical difficulties that diminished their experience of using the call centre.

If anything, she said, it diminishes the experiences of older Puerto Rican migrants, on whom the word was used like a bludgeon.

It can seem as though you are diminishing the experiences of women and men who have had to endure the reality of the act.

I'm not throwing shade at Jason Collins or trying to diminish his experiences.

If you're not really following the intricacies of the wiretap and who they're going after, I think it diminishes your experiences, you know?

Pay increases have the largest effect on hire rates among teachers with 2 3 years of experience and the effect diminishes with experience.

She once described a lunch with someone as, "Just truly a life-diminishing experience".