Sentence examples for is diminished to from inspiring English sources
Although the world around Bill is "diminished to the most feeble red light," the novel, at last, burns brightly.
Mining of the pre-existing expression data shows that DIAPH1 expression is diminished to a similar degree as the other 5q– candidates (Figure 2b).
The weight of an authority from which information has been deleted, such as a private letter ruling, is diminished to the extent that the deleted information may have affected the authority's conclusions.
I don't think we'll ever have another Silence of the Lambs moment, where transgender identity in film is diminished to a joke at best and a threat to 'ordinary' people at worst – at least not without a loud backlash.
His profession is of crucial importance because of the games Cervantes plays with the issue of historical truth, something lost if his role is diminished to that of a mere copyist.
When reading a novel our ability to participate in the story is diminished to the extent the novel draws attention to its fictionality.
Eventually, the statistic's impact was diminished to 20percentthenhen to 5. Now it is gone.
Both disadvantages can be diminished to a certain extent by chemical adsorption of CO2 selectively.
But it was diminished to just two episodes: her relationships with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.
Her own sense of worth had been diminished to such an extent that she no longer knew her own mind.
