Sentence examples for diminished the work from inspiring English sources

They thought that having every soldier wear a beret diminished the work they had done to earn theirs.

I should add that this in no way diminished the work in J's fella's eyes; he just thought there must be something behind it, because otherwise it was stupid.

In Britain, the English National Opera (ENO) staged an English-language version in February 2007, directed by David McVicar, which received a broadly favourable critical response, although critic Fiona Maddocks identified features of the production that diminished the work: "Music so witty, inventive and humane requires no extra gilding".

And its absence diminishes the work.

It also diminishes the work of our professional journalists.

Yet this in no way diminishes the work's quality.

"It diminishes the work to add text to it – it's self-descriptive.

These types of unfair attacks diminish the work of those good officers of the police who are diligently working to bring justice to victims.

Duffy's words suggest the immensity of the servicewoman's struggle against those who diminish the work and worth of women who join men on the battlefield.

These distortions are diminishing the work done by the many traditional apprenticeship providers, such as Seta, where young trainees have very good prospects of being employed.

But the sense of ideological mistrust — the suspicion that the March promotes an agenda that diminishes the work of nonwhite people, and that it is an uncritical extension of support for Hillary Clinton — persists.