Sentence examples for Lost appreciation from inspiring English sources

The forced exit of the pound sterling from the ERM in 1992 ("Black Wednesday") cost British taxpayers £3.3 billion, mainly in lost appreciation of currency reserves.

Caffeine is so integrated into society that most of us have lost appreciation for what a powerful drug it is.

Many scholars consider Traherne a writer of the sublime, and in his writing he seems to have tried to reclaim the lost appreciation for the natural world, as well as paying tribute to what he knew of in nature that was more powerful than he was.

The "Lost" producers picked fan appreciation as their theme.

Lost in the review is an appreciation for the charming essays forming the first third of "The Last Empire".

Lost in this debate is an appreciation of the historical origins of the American welfare state — long before FDR and the New Deal, after another epochal financial crash.

How art became a force for conservation is in some ways itself a portrait of a lost era, when science and aesthetic appreciation were interconnected subjects in the drawing rooms of the well-born classes.

The historical maps and documents show little appreciation for those long-lost natural features.

Lost in all of that is an appreciation for Ovechkin's constancy.

But other people jumped on me like I was a long-lost sorority sister when I brought up my appreciation of the cube steak.

The fans' appreciation of Sprewell started long before that moment, as New York claimed the lost soul of the National Basketball Association as one of its own, but the 19,763 fans still seemed intent on creating their own moment.