Sentence examples for diminished just from inspiring English sources

We are not, she insists, "automatically diminished just because some bigot says something negative about us".

Every other England player seemed diminished just by putting on the England shirt.

His influence had diminished just as his team needed him most of all.

At a time when the figure of the network anchor seems diminished, just like the audience for the nightly newscasts of ABC, CBS and NBC, Mr. Ramos stands out as an exception.

David said that by letting Lin go — for some rational financial reasons, to be sure — the Knicks' brand had been diminished just as it appeared to be on the upswing.

The rally in the second half of a day-night doubleheader thereby diminished, just slightly, one of the great collapses in more than a century of baseball — 19 losses in 26 games.

There's no sign of the legend of Django diminishing just yet.

Paychecks are diminishing just as millions of Americans are finding their access to credit constricted as well.

These benefits foster literacy in young people, but the pluses don't diminish just because the kids grow up.

And boiling, which diminishes just about any meat dish except pot-au-feu, doesn't harm the dog's salty, meaty, cushy pleasures in the least.

Even so, those banks may be starting to see their problems diminish just as the troubles for the rest of the industry deepen.