Sentence examples for sort of diminution from inspiring English sources
I would call it something close to a pattern, but I'm not sufficiently English for that sort of diminution.
However hard she tried, she could not get rid of this feeling of diminution and abandonment.
Thirty four (25.76%) patients complained of diminution of vision.
As Adam Garfinkle, the editor of The American Interest, put it in an essay recently, for this sort of person "there is no need for causality, since that would imply a diminution of God's power".
Quoting Adam Garfinkle in The American Interest, Brooks writes that "for this sort of person, 'there is no need for causality, since that would imply a diminution of God's power.' This sort of person 'does not accept the existence of an objective fact separate from how he feels about it.'".
Curiously, it's in this final movement that most of the small trims seem to have been made: a shot here, a brief sequence there, but all adding up to a diminution of what, in Lang's original version, was a slam-bang action finale — exactly the sort of thing you would expect the Paramount editors to preserve.
One senior official said, with admiration, that Mr. Bremer was "a little bit of a control freak" who feared a diminution of his stature at a time when he is trying to broker an accord among Iraqis on what sort of government will take power on June 30.
