Sentence examples for diminished some of from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Schumer argued that the president's other problems diminished some of his political influence with Democrats from conservative states and even with moderate Republicans.

Despite three successive Premier League victories to start this season, back-to-back defeats in the Manchester derby and against Watford have diminished some of the feelgood factor around the club since Mourinho's arrival at the end of May.

The distance from the stage diminished some of the duet's intimacy; it was difficult, for instance, to fully grasp the direction of the eyes, the rapid-fire lifting and lowering of the eyebrows and even the thrilling vibration of fluttering fingers.

The inferior sound quality diminished some of the theatrical excitement of Balanchine's "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue," though both Ms. Kronenberg (always theatrical in projection) and Ms. Delgado (again apparently inflamed) shone as the Strip Tease Girl, while the Hoofer role gave Carlos Miguel Guerra an innocent ardor I hadn't found in him before.

In the new study, his group found that vitamin E lotion diminished some of the delayed effects of UV rays, but he suspects there are other compounds that could work even better.

As the logic of the papal monarchy diminished, some of the embellishments were dispensed with.

It also diminishes some of our dog's cachet.

It might diminish some of the pressure he felt as a starter.

"It appears he wants to diminish some of the commission's powers".

Some people really believe that by going into the government, they can diminish some of the extreme decisions.

Reforming campaign finance and public authority operations will diminish some of the electoral advantages of an incumbent governor.