Sentence examples for diminished party from inspiring English sources

On the third day the diminished party woke up in Janet's to a blue sky that wouldn't quit, slapped on the skis, and did soft-as-melted-butter loops on the wide-open bowl surrounding the cabin.

In any case, with the maverick populist still in charge of an albeit diminished party, Mr Schüssel will think twice before renewing a deal with it.In this section The revival of the mainstream right A tale of two Rasmussens A country divided Fortuynism without Fortuyn Why so happy?

For now, though, this is an enthused, if still slightly diminished party, in an imposing environment.

Despite the Sun's famous claims for "winning" elections, there is little evidence that it does, but this does not diminish party leaders' enthusiasm for audiences with Rupert Murdoch.

Many prominent Republicans of the old right argue that with the Soviet threat diminished, their party can return to the isolationist philosophy it held before World War II.

A16 Leaving the Senate Senator Bob Kerrey, a liberal Democrat from Nebraska, said he had decided not to seek election to a third term, a decision that sharply diminished his party's hopes of retaking the Senate this fall.

While he is highly unlikely to win – and has no support among the party establishment – his attacks on illegal immigrants and his barbed comments about his fellow Republicans have both moved him to the head of the pack in a crowded field and further diminished the party's already poor public image.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, former Ohio Governor Ted Strickland (D) aired his concern that the fiscal "belt-tightening" President Obama and many Democrats have pursued has effectively diminished the party's brand.

And some retirements have clearly diminished both parties' chances for victory.

"It diminishes the party if a candidate thinks they can lead the party on the back of attacks and smears against other candidates," she said.

But he has done nothing to diminish his party's reputation for cynical largesse with taxpayers' money.