Sentence examples for everything diminished from inspiring English sources

They designated a new manager and, at the beginning, we explained to her everything we had been doing and everything looked fine to her "very good, very good, very good" but we had neither meetings, nor health controls, nor… I mean, everything diminished.

In that event, he said, government officials would be to blame for ruining his business, seizing and selling his worldly goods, putting him in jail and, perhaps most significant to a marketer for whom believability is everything, diminishing his reputation "from one that was known for good to that of a mastermind of a $300 million fraud".

Television – at least in those days – made everything smaller, diminished what it showed; but so does repetition, and there comes a point where Hamilton's paintings are too interested in the mediation of news and not enough in the original outrage.

And in societal moments like the one we are in — thousands losing jobs and homes, our futures threatened by everything from diminishing retirement funds to global warming — it often feels as if ours is the Age of Anxiety.

And our faith in his ability ultimately to untangle everything is slightly diminished by The Shadow Line's final failure to tie up all the ends.

The pressure to "do everything, today" has diminished.

It diminishes everything else and puts everything in perspective.

Gay girls are just as raped and harassed and diminished and everything else, but not needing straight men in the same way as me is a power closer to straight-man power than mine.

A squeeze of lemon perked everything up without diminishing the essential butteriness.

Yet the war and its aftermath continue to stalk him and diminish everything else he achieved.

I think that when you try to call attention to everything, you get diminishing returns.