Sentence examples for diminishment to from inspiring English sources
In a similar way, Taylor argues, we build systems — of breeding, farming, slaughter, and thought — that diminish animals, then imagine their diminishment to be natural and inevitable.
"The costs... on the people of this region are so huge,... the diminishment to property values, the diminishment to marinas, to businesses...
You get used to diminishment, to a body that is stalled, an impediment.
It is no diminishment to say that I will always remember Williams as a bright-blue cartoon.
And so those of us — (like that radical, Michael Bloomberg) who are further along on this than the President is, and wish to see America make minimal gestures toward doing about guns what every other civilized country has already done with no diminishment to their liberty — may finally feel some hope.
The view that Muslims can't speak of Jesus is of a piece with the view that it is actually a diminishment of liberty to ask people to buy health insurance, or that the more guns there are in the more hands the less gun violence there will somehow be.
One is intact to oneself, and the certainty of one's radical diminishment is hard to credit.
23 Therefore, methods for the early prevention or correction of such changes should be adopted to avoid further diminishment and subsequent damage to the dermal foundation.
"The diminishment is appalling to me," Mr. Weisman said of the movie business.
They have never thought it a diminishment of humanness to think of their consciousness as flesh — quite the opposite.
"We have all sorts of directives and orders that were put out by him when he was here as the chief that relate to diminishment and/or elimination of police services".
