Sentence examples similar to diminished spirits from inspiring English sources

I know my friend Liz will probably get me a present because poor thing still tries to salvage that diminishing spirit of our youth.

My father had lost his parents early, and later in life he lost his sight due to macular degeneration, but that never diminished his spirit.

I had the privilege of meeting Muhammad Ali a number of times, and while the Parkinson's disease that ravaged his brain had already reduced his ability to communicate verbally--it never diminished his spirit or his will to keep fighting.

"The United States aggressors will never diminish the spirit of our country.

But as the company became established, the fraternal spirit diminished, with cracks appearing between the dancers and the board.

Luxury goods and branded items, especially the automobile rich in symbolic value and the promise of individual freedom have restratified society, weakened citizenship, and diminished the collective spirit.

But has popularity really diminished the festival spirit?

From a religious perspective, all our spirits are diminished so long as we seek to diminish another and so long as we fail to stop the diminishment of another.

Without purpose of meaning, our life spirit diminishes and we become more vulnerable to physical and mental stressors.

With almost every change, its raucous spirit is diminished.

Yannick Bel-Ange, a barman at the popular Bistrot du Peintre in the south-east of the capital, says that even as his custom has increased, the venue's communal spirit has diminished.