Sentence examples for lessened one from inspiring English sources

And the enthusiasm he has inspired has not lessened one bit during the whole campaign.

Though for almost two years truth has been distorted beyond measure for many reasons, our earthly problems have not lessened one whit.

Amazon wants to use drones to deliver small packages to its customers, cutting down on shipping times and lessening one of the few remaining advantages that traditional brick-and-mortar stores maintain over their digital competition.

This put the DHS's conduct on more solid legal ground, but it didn't lessen one bit the moral stain of family detention.

To actually experience "Fierrabras" is to lessen one's pity for poor Schubert, if only a little.

"Consistent with the idea that small changes might lessen one's tendency to overeat, deliberative thought about what to serve oneself, and using a smaller plate, may reduce overeating in buffets," they write in the April 2013 American Journal of Preventive Medicine.

The temptation can be to avert the eyes from such a terrible transformation, to help preserve the dignity of the sick, or to try to lessen one's own distress.

Understanding these connections, Merson says, can help lessen one's worries, enabling people to let go of maladaptive coping mechanisms so that they can make new choices.

"With something like cocaine, one way to lessen one's culpability for buying a product intimately tied to such troubling practices is to financially support social welfare organizations or other groups seeking to help those who may have been harmed," he said.

Hypocrisy and irony are a part of human existence and the acknowledgment of both in U.S. history doesn't lessen one's affection for this country; it helps us understand who we are, why we're here, and where we want to be in the future.

"The supply has been lessened by one potential guy, and presumably the demand remains the same".