Sentence examples for its diminishment from inspiring English sources

Smith expressed alarm at the prospect of its diminishment.

To some observers, its diminishment indicates a mainstreaming of gay self-perception.

The department store was the cathedral of that material aspiration, and its diminishment leaves us with one less place to go and hope in.

There is mounting division, though, on whether the public prosecution of the case put too much stress on Jerusalem's relationship with Washington or only highlighted its diminishment.

His inventions don't reflect life, they create it, and the culture's growing doubts that such a feat is possible are a tragic measure of its diminishment.

The Colorado River no longer flows to the sea, and down here in the bowels of the canyon, its diminishment is everywhere in evidence.

From the Wall Street Journal: "One reason for all this activity, Redford says, is that age and its diminishments have also brought freedom and opportunity.

Its casual diminishment of the larger words "eternal" and "everyone" is a perfect marker of the enormous gap between the mother and the writers.

In trying so hard to earn a buck on the cusp of the Intertainment Age, Hollywood seems to specialize now in nothing so much as its own diminishment.

Cassandra, though, is determined to break the cycle by addressing its cause: diminishment and abuse by men.

Since she always looked downward in her own surroundings, avoiding the scene that might be all there was to her future, she could not look upward in his surroundings, resisting its dazzling diminishment of her.