Sentence examples for diminished than from inspiring English sources
As every passing day makes the basic foundational chains of our own society seem more diminished than ever, Michelangelo's faces, fixed in our civilization's artistic foundation, showing those who live attenuated lives, pulled taut by exclusion and made meaningful by daily labor, appear essential.
Total TG mass secreted by cells incubated with n-3PUFA was diminished than that observed in OA-treated cells [ 14].
She adds: "Nothing is more diminishing than trying to control success or hold on to things".
Yet even though he shares some of Mr Brown's convictions and emphases, Mr Obama is more likely to diminish than enhance the prime minister's profile.
Had my outsized ideas of who I was and where I came from given me a portrait of myself that was more grand and more diminishing than could be sustained?
They have refreshed rather than diminished that extremism, and made the world less safe as a result.
But Johnson's reputation has diminished less than his pep.
No skill within the game has been diminished more than that of the medium pacer.
Seen on clean white walls, tags and throw-ups tend to look diminished rather than elevated, their grit and defiance drained away by institutional approval.
That uptick in volume, although at a diminished intensity than in a game, gave Santana confidence that he could adjust his schedule to be ready for opening day.
The worrying thing since has been that, even without communism, Russia's capacity for ruining itself has diminished less than one might have hoped.
