Sentence examples for diminished yet from inspiring English sources

The effect of "The Creation," astonishing in 1798, has never diminished, yet "The Seasons" has fallen on harder times.

As a leader tainted by corruption, Olmert's mandate to act on behalf of the nation has been greatly diminished, yet he could remain at the helm for at least three more months - and possibly five - until a new coalition government can be formed.

He is capable of combining the essayistic, the lyrical, the humorous and the aphoristic, sometimes within a single paragraph, as he does in these musings on the Romanian dictator's taste in statuary: "Ceausescu sculptures were always one and a half times life-size, so that when you stood beside them you were outscaled, but realistically — diminished yet in a discomfitingly human way.

Faith in politicians, government, the mainstream media and in many other institutions has diminished, yet the human search for meaning, identity and principles that unite us as a society has not gone away.

Partway through the season, Seerey's playing time diminished, yet he remained the team leader in home runs for most of the season despite limited at-bats.

Lee uncovers the monetary basis propping up a diminished yet still-prevailing demographic, though her drama is more suggestively insightful than rigorously developed.

When compared to Nagios, a diminishing yet still prolific monitoring tool, Varanus offers superior out of the box performance for cloud monitoring.

The extended view over sustainability is probably due to the recognition of the limited and constantly diminishing, yet increasingly over-exploited natural resources causing ecological stress with detrimental impacts on the environment.

A second impediment is the diminishing, yet persistent, view that the Drosophila cardiac tube is not a "true heart" and that its study may yield few insights translatable to human disease mechanisms.

Only in recent decades have those issues begun to diminish, yet reliable explanations for this improvement remain elusive, and vestiges of them continue to affect patients and caregivers, particularly when paired with systemic barriers to assessment and treatment such as long waiting times for in-hospital care.

Now they were simultaneously disappearing and becoming unbearably real to me, heartbreakingly diminished and yet still powerful, deeply rooted trees that against all reason would not let go.