Sentence examples for works is diminished from inspiring English sources

Their feelings are honest and their enjoyment in your works is diminished if you tell them it's nothing or that it's not as good as they think it is.

The power of the work is diminished without taking note of the process.

"Women's work" is diminished and ignored while the (historically male) artist's pursuit is valorized as a creative gift.

Also, some commentators argue that evangelical social work is diminished because they proselytize: if you hand out food on condition that people convert, that's not really relief work.

Foyle's indispensable sidekick, Sam Stewart (Honeysuckle Weeks), remains, but her role in his detective work is diminished now that she's the wife of a rising young Labour politician.

In addition, the emphasis on the pathogen and antigenic and phase variation are such that the importance of the actual work is diminished.

Although their role in the workplace is diminishing, they believe work is an obligation.

More than most artists, it seems, Mr. McQueen is reluctant to let his work be diminished by interpretation and analysis.

He accepts the argument that, while places such as Amazon's are employing a minority of British citizens, the chances of getting those citizens off welfare and into work are diminished.

By not allowing for responses to his work other than awe, the value of the work itself is diminished; it becomes an object of admiration, not of study.

"To the extent that someone is focused on driving, the quality of work product is diminished," he added.