Sentence examples for diminished purpose from inspiring English sources

Then Mark Cuban went home to confront his great pile of money and the diminished purpose of his life.

Deficit syndrome is assessed using the Schedule for the Deficit Syndrome (SDS), which is a semi-structured interview measuring the persistence of 6 negative symptoms including restricted affect, diminished emotional range, poverty of speech, curbed interests, diminished sense of purpose, and diminished social drive [ 6].

Yes, Ms. Madden concedes, she does have a cell phone, but that is strictly for emergencies and should not somehow diminish the purpose of the apartment.

I don't mean to diminish the purpose of my trip to Kosovo, though.

If this common purpose is diminished, we lose our European identity.

About the press, she said, "I feel strongly now that our profile should be diminished to its true purpose, that of a chronicler of events, not participants.

Iconoclasm had lost its purpose, being diminished to the proportions of a pretentious and obscure self-referencing conversation between unknown artists.

One senses that Wade — a young English playwright, who tells the story of Myra (Judith Light), a homemaker whose efficiency and sense of purpose are diminished but not derailed by terminal cancer — has ambitions that go beyond mere entertainment.