Sentence examples for form of diminishment from inspiring English sources

For anyone unclear, consent is an explicit "yes" offered by a person who is of age, conscious and unimpaired by alcohol, drugs, mental or physical illness, coercion, misunderstanding, magical potions, or any other form of diminishment, and certainly someone who is capable of uttering the word "yes".

Not for Norman's death, that is, only for his long years of diminishment.

And, while he's assumed aspects of the wily-veteran persona, his physical gifts show few signs of diminishment.

Google spends 12% with no sign of diminishment.

Now they are both on the clean sheets, the chicken wings with them in various states of diminishment.

Examples and allegories of diminishment were absurdly, comically pervasive.

But, to the people who suffer their fall, the sense of diminishment is acute.

"What upsets her is the feeling of diminishment, impoverishment and effacement".

Alas, the second part of this sentence imports the tone of diminishment that we find in Forster and Pritchett.

A new report prepared for Congress surveys potential issues that might arise as a consequence of diminishment of Arctic ice.

Behavioural improvements resulting from treatment with psychostimulants include sustained attention, impulse and emotional control, reduction of task-irrelevant activity, diminishment of noisy and disruptive behaviour, and diminishment of aggression [ 5, 74].