Sentence examples for diminished star from inspiring English sources

Instead the music world began bracing for the latest havoc from the continuing strike by Hollywood writers, as a stalemate with the Writers Guild of America threatened to force record labels and organizers of the Grammy Awards to proceed with a show with severely diminished star wattage.

But his performances are hardly portraits of a diminished star.

But he was a diminished star, and the Wild made little effort to re-sign him when his contract expired in 2010.

Even more important, he avoids a loss that would have diminished his star to the vanishing point.

Carla Bruni – Her husband's electoral loss has not diminished the star power of former supermodel Carla Bruni.

If you are a new writer, do not let people like this guy above EVER diminish the star in you.

It's testament to her talent and charisma, then, that this potentially worthy side-step into mature album artist territory hasn't diminished her pop-star power.

This is in part due to the steroid scandals that have diminished its transcendent stars beyond their home markets but is also due to the way baseball administers its premier event.

The Lars Homestead is the actual building used during the filming of Star Wars and it still exists – in a considerably diminished state – in Tunisia.

Not only are the Hollywood trio battling their own bodies, their dimming star wattage, and perhaps the diminishing importance of star power itself, they also have to contend against a little commented-on feature of the American film market: a marked prejudice against anything old.

The final shape of the star after star formation is an equilibrium shape, in the sense that the effective gravity in the equatorial region (being diminished) cannot pull the star to a more spherical shape.