Sentence examples for diminution of her from inspiring English sources

It is a splendid role for her strong, evenly produced and impassioned soprano, and one noticed little diminution of her powers on Thursday.

Ms. Quinn agreed, "If she was a guy going to work for a guy, nobody would ask if it was a diminution of her voice".

The diminution of her name was itself a reflection of her fame (as was Britain's Diana, or Di, whose death in 1997 also briefly interrupted the life of her country).

Now that the speechless blockbuster is over, Ms Abramovic seems to find particular joy in talking, with no diminution of her powerful presence".Ideas can come anytime, anywhere, while I am making this gazpacho or going to the bathroom," she says as she chops tomatoes from her garden.

Celebrated in her lifetime, the diminution of her achievements began – as she had feared it would – soon after her death in 1999, helped on its way by her husband, the Oxford academic John Bayley, who revealed to the world her Alzheimer's disease and thus put her sprawling later novels in a different light.

We learn early that Sue has little interest in politics or the wider world of culture (she acidly describes Vanessa Redgrave "downing glass after glass of my best Veuve Clicquot like a good socialist"), and Mr. Logan does not force-feed us pathos involving the diminution of her power in Hollywood.

A 28-year-old female presented with complaint of sudden, painless, progressive diminution of vision in her right eye since last 10 months.

A 13-year-old girl presented with complaints of diminution of vision in her left eye for 3 weeks.

Ministries also fight any diminution of their budgets.

Second, councils fear a further diminution of their powers.

A restructuring and diminution of his responsibilities was being discussed before he resigned last year.