Sentence examples similar to diminished peril from inspiring English sources
As awe diminishes, peril has become coveted.
In recent decades, as the island became a tycoon's paradise, and as the median price of its homes rose above a million dollars, that sense of constant peril diminished.
Cabinets are important institutions whose collective role and shared responsibility is diminished at our peril if we do so in favour of rule of a quasi-president – one with presidential powers but little constitutional constraint, let alone by a shadowy cabal of key ministers and faceless civil servants.
By the time she had a hearing four years later, her legal case was diminished even though the perils at home were not.
Suddenly Madeleine's happiness diminished, usurped by the feeling of peril.
Mr. Rusk's bombshell went off in the middle of the relieved belief that the the grounds for agreement had been cleared, on the perils of which Churchill came out hot and strong in a speech at Glasgow, were diminished.
By now the perils of posting indiscrete photographs or information on social networking sites like Facebook or MySpace are well known jobs are lost or denied, reputations diminished, and families destroyed by a single click.
The crowds have diminished.
Then their performance diminished.
