Diminishment In A Sentence

We found 32 sentences of 'Diminishment' to help you understand how to use Diminishment in a sentence.

• They conserve nothing but economic diminishment.
• To me being male is a diminishment.
• Full of ups, downs, differences, contributions and diminishment.
• I don't see a diminishment of writing talent.
• This indicates a diminishment of the accumulation zone.
• Dr . Pipher knows something about loss and diminishment herself.
• Coffee would have less caffeine by means of genetic diminishment.
• His diminishment of the Office of the Presidency has no boundaries.
• There wasn't so much character growth in this novel as diminishment.
• Completely misses the very corrosive effect of everyday harassment and diminishment.
• diminishment in between should be a serious eye roller for me.
• It could have been shortened by about 40 pages without much diminishment.
• And she does it without the least diminishment to Astaire's well earned reputation.
• Now, though, emigration has accelerated and an ancient community faces a tragic diminishment.
• And it could have had about 50 pages taken off with no serious diminishment.
• The attack on the oil industry was harsh and led to the industry's gradual diminishment.
• Where to next for Lou Holtz, whose fervor shows no signs of diminishment at age 59?.
• Occasionally, actual errors were corrected, but always along with a general diminishment of the article's quality.
• She has a dignity about diminishment that I admire, and a wry regret that I enjoy.
• However, Stalin was re-elected into all other positions and remained leader of the party without diminishment.
• Nothing would be contemplated that would be in any way a diminishment of Radcliffe's stature or strength.
• My hope is that the long run will see a diminishment of government and other institutional power.
• But Vimes is an older man now, and I see the change as being growth rather than diminishment.
• According to Noddings, people and organizations can deliberately or carelessly contribute to the diminishment of other's ethical ideals.
• Doing so would mean an unacceptable diminishment of the horror of Nazi fascism and the genocide against European Jews.
• Obviously, we have come to equate an apology with a loss of power, a diminishment of our value.
• Perhaps he realizes that they are all allies in keeping rock alive despite the diminishment of its chaotic spark.
• RFRA passed because mainstream religious groups _ from Episcopalians to Jews _ believe the diminishment of minority rights threatens every religion.
• Some Palestinian Christians are of the opinion that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has led to the diminishment of their population.
• Even so, the assize system is far from diminishment and has created new convenient judicial service systems similar to the assize.
• Weatherwax was concerned about protecting Pal and the Lassie image he had created from future diminishment at the hands of others.
• In fact, I firmly believe that computers and the classics could be taught simultaneously with no diminishment of comprehension or nuance.