Sentence examples for is a diminishment of from inspiring English sources

Americans who want contraception are free to get it, but forcing religious institutions to provide it through mandated insurance coverage is a diminishment of freedom.

One of the things that I've done over the past three decades as an environmental advocate is to constantly go around and confront this argument that an investment in our environment is a diminishment of our nation's wealth.

But the result is a diminishment of the play's mysteriousness, tilting it toward the familiar story of a middle-aged man raging against the waning of his powers and his emotionally stagnant marriage by going gaga over a pretty young thing.

In this new work, Didion tries to tell Quintana's story, intercut with reflections on aging (she'll turn 77 in December) and what she worries is a diminishment of her creative power.

"But that's a diminishment of wild behavior.

There was a diminishment of Beirut, Damascus, Cairo, Tunis, and a new ascendancy of the oil states.

"I felt that would have been a diminishment of what my abilities might be," he said.

"There has been a diminishment of boxing" because of Tyson's conduct, Bailey said.

"If the apartment is rent stabilized, there can't be a diminishment of services," Mr. Higgins said.

"To my ear, it's a diminishment of what I've accomplished," she wrote.

To my ear, it's a diminishment of what I've accomplished, and doesn't show the respect for my age and experience that I would prefer you show me.