Sentence examples for somewhat diminish from inspiring English sources

Perhaps comparing Kane to a mosquito is to somewhat diminish his skill and effect, annoying as it was to the Bruins.

It is one reason why the caveat "at the margin" very much applies to Mr. Obama's decision, and may somewhat diminish its electoral importance.

You can put a lot of other media besides e-books on these, and that may somewhat diminish the ultimate focus on e-books".

Ironically, however, you might find that your experience of Cartagena will somewhat diminish the imaginative power of Márquez's writing, simply because in Cartagena so much apparent invention lives before your eyes.

Previous studies characterizing MELK expression in triple negative breast cancer and other aggressive tumor types somewhat diminish the novelty of this work.

Interestingly, the gender difference in CVD mortality appears to somewhat diminish in obese individuals, although misclassification bias between obese and non-obese individuals might occur due to the gender difference of fat distribution, probably enhanced by disturbances of glucose metabolism.

Reading Thoreau always gives me the sense of living in a diminished world and being somewhat diminished myself.

London's Pride appeared somewhat diminished yesterday.

The lions' claim to kingship was somewhat diminished.

Two days in, and my bravado was somewhat diminished.

And by talking about sex … somewhat diminishes it as a taboo now.