Sentence examples for diminishment of a from inspiring English sources

"This is not unrelated to the acknowledged gradual diminishment of a canon in literature.

Public prayer usually manifests the ego of the supplicant, to the diminishment of a focus on God.

Some protesters' willingness to draw invalid (to say the least) parallels between themselves and Jews in 1940s Europe is an astonishing diminishment of a great historical tragedy.

She recently heard about a friend who almost lost her life while doctors in a Santa Monica hospital debated whether a dilation and curettage (D&C;) was within hospital guidelines after the diminishment of a fetal heartbeat.

At a time, and in a culture, where issues of sexual assault and rape are front and center on a daily basis -- in schools, the military, in homes and workplaces -- the diminishment of a brutal act of violence, with a paltry sentence and language so contradictory to the actual event, is appalling.

Diminished mental health in psoriasis may result from concern over the appearance of the psoriatic skin, leading to anxiety, a sense of stigmatisation and embarrassment, reduction in participation in work and leisure activities and diminishment of a patient's psychological wellbeing.

And if these companies fall back endlessly on titles such as "As You Like It" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," will the ultimate consequence be a further diminishment of Shakespeare, a wearing down by Chronic Warhorse Fatigue Syndrome?

Gingrich at the Head Of a Forlorn Class The diminishment of Newt Gingrich is a seemingly endless process.

Both reflect a diminishment of the self and an ability to accept a lesser agency in the face of what works.

Among the cast, Galina Gorchakova compensated for vocal problems -- trouble pitching high notes and a diminishment of rapture -- with a noble bearing.

For once we could gather in such a space and view it not as a diminishment of our value, but rather a celebration of our worth.