Sentence examples for whole diminished from inspiring English sources

Finally, even as Bosanquet's influence, and that of British idealism as a whole, diminished at home, they continued for some time afterward in other countries of the English-speaking world.

Precipitation in Liaoning as a whole diminishes consistently from southeast to northwest.

In contrast, for graphene transferred from copper to SiO2 substrates after the CVD growth, the average strain on the whole diminishes, so do the corresponding charging effects and pseudo-magnetic fields except for sample areas near topological defects.

"And the operation as a whole is diminished by that".

And though Mr. Sacharow's production has its moments of electricity -- the violent, score-settling acts perpetrated by the golem are excitingly staged (the fight director is B. H. Barry) and brutally wrenching -- the whole is diminished by its melodramatic colors.

After Peter died, I felt that my whole was diminished to half.

Are the luckiest people in the world". After Peter died, I felt that my whole was diminished to half.

For example, when a faith minority is bombarded with conservative Christian ideals and forced to abandon their own traditions, society as a whole is diminished.

As someone who treasured the experience of every new Wallace title while he was living, I feel his body of work, as a whole, is diminished with each new archival fragment.

In pluralistic societies and under modern forms of government, religious establishment has tended, on the whole, to diminish in importance.

So I believe on the whole that diminishing marginal utility is not such a bad assumption, but this clearly relies on that, so you're right but I don't think that's the critical problem.