Sentence examples for diminishment at the from inspiring English sources

Weatherwax was concerned about protecting Pal and the Lassie image he had created from future diminishment at the hands of others.

"There's no diminishment at all of the effort on" counterterrorism, Brennan said.

This was where the musician in Mr. Parrott took over, for with these small forces he was able to present the monumental work as chamber music, which seemed no diminishment at all, but an elevation.

First, it has the lowest energy and at diminishment of the number of turns N c, it falls down yet more.

But the new essay — which ran under the headline "Why I Hope to Die at 75" — was also shot through with precisely the fear of diminishment and incapacity, the anxiety at being any kind of burden, the desire to somehow exit at one's sharpest and fittest and best, that drives the impulse toward medicalized suicide.

Moreover, the study found that in 250 CE, there was a decrease in lead levels that can be correlated with the diminishment of the water distribution system at Rome in the mid-third century.

The process of diminishment is at once a galvanizing subject for the writer and a terrifying one: Will it silence me before I get to describe it?

"Willy is weeping at the diminishment of Biff, Nicholssaidid.

The elevation of Steve Schmidt — who worked closely with Karl Rove — at Mr. McCain's headquarters represented a sharp diminishment of the responsibilities of Rick Davis, who has been Mr. McCain's campaign manager since the last shake-up nearly a year ago.

But tracing the lineage of an artist's influences is not by any means a diminishment of the artist's skill, especially for someone who is as adept at pictorial composition and iconographic summary as Sherman.

And that diminishment of the magic could be deadly.