Sentence examples similar to diminishing spirits from inspiring English sources

I know my friend Liz will probably get me a present because poor thing still tries to salvage that diminishing spirit of our youth.

Ms. X worked the room like a high energy stand-up comic, although two hours later you could feel her spirit diminishing.

"The United States aggressors will never diminish the spirit of our country.

My father had lost his parents early, and later in life he lost his sight due to macular degeneration, but that never diminished his spirit.

I had the privilege of meeting Muhammad Ali a number of times, and while the Parkinson's disease that ravaged his brain had already reduced his ability to communicate verbally--it never diminished his spirit or his will to keep fighting.

The fear now is that changes like Brexit could damage that spirit, diminishing Britain as a hub — for national and international art.

Even so, Mr. Deutsch frets that joining the ranks of upper management would be akin to embracing the establishment he has always battled, while diminishing the entrepreneurial spirit that has made him successful.

Know that when you say negative messages to yourself, you are diminishing your own spirit, taking you further away from where you want to be.

Without purpose of meaning, our life spirit diminishes and we become more vulnerable to physical and mental stressors.

"What depressed him was the idea of the diminishing of the human spirit and people losing their imagination and becoming institutionalised.

I want to help reduce their stress, lift their spirits, diminish their depressive thoughts… and research shows that my smiling face could, in fact, do all of these things.