Sentence examples for too diminished from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of this period artists were less inclined to push the narrative of human insignificance, perhaps because nature had begun to seem too diminished to make the story convincing.

He is skeptical of his publisher's suggestion that he finish the book with a collaborator, and he says he has finally surrendered to the conclusion that his body is too feeble and his mind too diminished to carry on with the project.

This and other losses of status, such as the reduction in the size of his escort, caused him to believe that his personal reputation and ability to work successfully in Mewar, by now the one area still left to him, was too diminished to be acceptable.

But if they let themselves become too diminished to promise a brighter future, the danger is that we lose our hope in them.

This problem, too, diminishes with exercise.

Will there come a time when the excitement of tours, too, diminishes?

High-fiber foods like whole grains that contain phytates and foods high in calcium (hence the problem with too much milk) also diminish the amount of iron that enters blood.

This practice, too, had diminished.

Her father, too, is diminished.

His bargaining power should not be too drastically diminished by the manner in which his players wasted the opportunity to make a clear statement of Premier League intent to the notoriously shrewd Serbian-American businessman.

They need to understand that they, too, are diminished by their actions.