Sentence examples similar to diminished subtly from inspiring English sources
In an instant, my reverence for this great cook subtly diminished.
This, according to Pixie Lott, is her "Motown album", and listening to it, the entire style of music associated with the great label feels subtly diminished.
What does anger him is packages that are subtly diminished in size, so that the unwary consumer will pay as much for, say, a 13-ounce "pound" of coffee as for a 16-ounce can.
The subtly, wonderfully diminished, unresolved chord on which the song ends, completely upending the pop expectations of the day?
Whereas Thomas Ostermeier's An Enemy of the People, which opened the Barbican's International Ibsen season, enhanced the original, I felt this version by Belvoir Sydney of Ibsen's greatest tragicomedy subtly diminishes its source.
We must shift from subtly diminishing the value of others to trumpeting their value so they can be known to all who might benefit from their offerings.
She isn't interested in being subtly undercut or indirectly diminished.
Employers may be missing out on a rich talent pool available for work right in their own community, or more subtly, thoughtlessly diminishing the contributions that their entire workforce can make by having an inadvertently narrow perspective on disability.
"When we are in subtly stressful environments, the stress builds up and the consequences on a more benign level are irritability and a diminished immune system, but over time it can be mental illness and physical illness".
