Sentence examples for that have diminished from inspiring English sources

And in the fourth, the foibles that have diminished the Jets' offense all season revealed themselves again.

But the census may also be taking the hit for other invasions of privacy that have diminished people's dignity.

In an age of redefinition and reinvention for the arts, theater survives, in spite of the competing forces that have diminished its drawing power.

This is in part due to the steroid scandals that have diminished its transcendent stars beyond their home markets but is also due to the way baseball administers its premier event.

It involves patternmaking and fit, qualities that have diminished partly, if not purely, as a result of the decline in skilled cutters and tailors in New York and Italy.

It puts me in mind of one of Pinter's other famous monologues, Aston's, in "The Caretaker" — here, a man who speaks about brutalizing events that have diminished him gains, temporarily, a stately authority over these events.

But it is not just the investigation that has diminished Mr. Campbell's record.

The only lingering effect, he said, was a headache that had diminished since Saturday.

Ryan stepped into his postgame fishbowl filled with the confidence that had diminished over the past month.

Almost inevitably, immigration has come to be seen by many not as something that has enriched their lives but as something that has diminished them.

Packers 37-26 Cowboys Tony Romo, clinging to a lead that had diminished to a mere 5 points, had the ball and was trying to get a drive going and..