Sentence examples for diminished two from inspiring English sources

Although recreational interest in mazes has diminished, two areas of modern science have found them to be of value: psychology and communications technology.

Hyperactivity in the ACC, the amygdala, and the insula in participants with spider phobia diminished two weeks after intensive exposure sessions (Goosens, Sunaert, Peeters, Griez, & Schruers, 2007).

"That hasn't diminished one bit".

It felt ominous to see their circle of families abruptly diminished, one by death and the other by freedom.

"The enthusiasm on the part of the audience for these characters and the fast-paced world in which they live has not diminished one bit".

And yet almost invariably, the version of it that we see in the media is a doctored, diminished one, stripped of all variety and charm.

After Eucleides' death (c. 380 bc), practical and dialectical interests diminished; one wing of the school propounded and studied paradoxes in the manner of Zeno and otherwise approached an independent treatment of logic.

The risk of financial excess hasn't diminished one bit, however; only the perception of it has.

"We are talking about the kind of export controls that for decades have not diminished one iota our ability in the United States as Americans to exercise our rights under the Constitution," he said.

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In the study of Álvarez-Jiménez and colleagues [ 43] a three month behavioural intervention led to less weight gain in first-episode psychosis patients compared to controls, but this effect had diminished three months after the intervention ended.