Sentence examples for much diminished one from inspiring English sources

"They will no longer be leaders of the party, and their role, especially his, will be much diminished," one historian said.

As the noise diminished, one voice arose.

"That hasn't diminished one bit".

My passion has not diminished one bit since 1964".

And Beltran is, without a doubt, the greatest center fielder to ever wear a Mets uniform (not counting Willie Mays, who came back to New York much diminished at forty-one).

Mayweather is still the greatest, and Álvarez is still a star, especially in Mexico (he comes from Jalisco), and one not much diminished by his first defeat, to one of the slickest boxers in the sport's history.

My audience was much diminished, my message not one of hope, and yet it felt important to remind people that even after admitting defeat we can still resist; that going back to the margins we fought from during Mubarak's time was acceptable as long as we continued to fight for basic human rights.

Ideas abound as to why this should be so: the Bogart-cum-Garbo glamour of the thing (now much diminished); the comfort of having one's own little campfire; the reassuring ritual of matches, lighters, and finger play; and so on.

The proportion is much diminished in South Wales, falling below one-tenth in the extreme southeast.

One finishes with new appreciation for the power of the idea of "Martians", not much diminished even now that we have robots trundling around up there.

Life was much diminished".