Sentence examples for would have diminished from inspiring English sources

That would have diminished it.

Detachment and perspective would have diminished the effect.

Cataloguing my relationship with him would have diminished it and, anyway, I wasn't that interested.

"If we had been focused on the rollout of Obamacare and its confusion, public support would have diminished.

Even more important, he avoids a loss that would have diminished his star to the vanishing point.

"He knew that to have made it public many years ago would have diminished his influence in German public affairs," literary critic Walter Jens said.

You might have thought that bringing a German artist into the mix would have diminished the Russian-ness of the performance.

In the fourth season, he explained, Carrie Underwood so dominated the voting, winning every week by a large margin, that disclosing the totals would have diminished viewership.

Despite concerns that the combination of economic softening and the 9/11 aftermath would have diminished the population, we're enrolling more kids than last year".

She, as well as doctors, believed that additional procedures would have diminishing returns.

Directly confronting the complexity of the situation would not have diminished Burns's critique; it would have helped us imagine forms of justice that don't rely on oversimplified narratives of innocence.