Sentence examples for we are diminished from inspiring English sources

We are diminished by her passing, but her memory will live on in our hearts.

Exposure to Ross and those like him is all part of the coarsening process: the more we see and hear them, the more we are used to, and thus tolerate, their vulgarity of expression, and so the more we are diminished as a result.

By lowering our standards, we are diminished.

Without such support, we are diminished as individuals and as a nation.

Without stars' presence overhead, our universe shrinks to the boundaries of our own tiny world and its glowing atmosphere, and together we are diminished.

The only valid concern they should have is whether we are diminishing the usage of the waterfront, and the answer is absolutely not".

By asking Williams to pit herself against Murray or any men, we are diminishing the legacy of a woman who has won 23 Grand Slam titles ― more than any man ever, and fewer than only Margaret Court.

However, if this is not coupled with high-throughput methods of annotation, we are diminishing its real potential.

But we're diminished by him".

The covenant holds that when an athlete prevails, we prevail; when he or she falls short, we're diminished too.

"According to some water lawyers, if we diminish the amount that we're putting down our drains then we're diminishing the water for the downstream users," said Liz Gardener, the manager of water conservation for Denver Water.