6 Sentences With "diminishments"

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"These are the diminishments of your rights, and they last forever," Mr. Kerik said. from The New York Times
She is unfamiliar with the feeling of regret and oblivious to the diminishments of aging. from Wired
What ultimately engages the reader are not the privileges but the diminishments the Montgomerys experience in the march of time, as we all do, rich or not. from The New York Times
You wouldn't believe the downpour of indignities and diminishments Murphy has weathered over the years — being videotaped from one room to the next, being banished to distant porta-potties when functional bathrooms were steps away. from The New York Times
And that's really what I wanted to do with the book: write something that explored the cumulative effect that sexism has on women — not only through the big stuff, like assaults and violence, but as you said, the everyday diminishments. from Refinery 29
The remaining contemporary experiments were diminishments, including Battery Dance Company's "The Durga Project," a collaboration with the Indian dancer Unnath H. R. It was merely decorous, sometimes ingenious in posing, but hardly intense enough for Durga, the goddess of creation and the destruction of evil. from The New York Times