Sentence examples for pictures diminished from inspiring English sources

A 2010 study concluded that the "temporal agglomeration" of high-profile pictures diminished over-all performance.

But the current meager financing picture diminishes that likelihood.

Making Tweets bigger by adding more content or bigger pictures has diminished user engagement in the past, according to one source.

People should believe they belong to part of a bigger picture, and that big picture is diminished when others are humiliated, oppressed or tortured.

It's the most wide-awake part of the movie, and the picture is diminished after he moves on.

As a new poll by the Times reveals, the brightening picture has diminished but still not erased the Republican advantage on economic questions.

One of the obvious pitfalls is becoming more and more focused on your own work, losing sight of the big picture and diminishing your chances of enriching your research by cross-fertilisation from other fields.

In fact, this entire clinical picture may diminish or completely cease colostrum absorption [ 28].

Vasari marvelled that the animals in the picture were "truly natural and almost alive", an impression not diminished by time.

Jonathan Freedland paints a diminished picture of little Britain.

Is my DVD drive dying? A. Hardware failure on the part of the DVD drive could be a cause of the diminished picture quality, but you may want to try cleaning the discs and drive.