Sentence examples for Lost mind from inspiring English sources
It was during this period of hardship that Vedder conceived such fantastic and melancholic works as The Lair of the Sea Serpent (1865) and The Lost Mind (1864 65).
While Ptolemy's early ramblings are the sad songs of one lost mind, the memories he recovers, including barbaric acts he observed as the son of a Southern sharecropper, are the modern history of his people.
When you see him again Georgy is a heavily bearded, mute amnesiac, being kept like a pet by a woman who exploits his cargo (sacks of flour), and his lost mind and automaton's body.
Love though, is anything but form – it is a chaotic, bewildering sense of abandonment; real, dirty, mad; a lost mind, a rapturously empty stomach; a gasp of unknowing knowing all, a confusion of events.
Turning from the lost mind to a blighted society, William Carleton's The Black Prophet of 1847, through a powerful melodrama of prophecy and murder, forced the gaze of its largely well-fed readers onto the terrible scenes of famine that were endemic in Ireland even before the Great Hunger.
Broken Hearts, Lost Minds, and Missing Limbs.
Lost my mind entirely and not a bad feeling.
He is the author of two books: "How Markets Fail: The Logic of Economic Calamities" and "Dot.Con: How America Lost Its Mind and Money in the Internet Era".
For an account of the 2018 meeting, see "Is This the World's Most Bizarre Scholarly Meeting?" (alternatively titled "Has Consciousness Lost Its Mind?" by Tom Bartlett, Chronicle of Higher Education (06/06/2018), from which the image is taken.
Members of Esteban Santiago's family told reporters the 26-year-old "lost his mind" after his tour of duty, and had recently received psychological treatment following a number of incidents.
