Sentence examples for a lost kind of from inspiring English sources

Robbie, who is described as "having a lost kind of purity", says she does not talk much about her upbringing as she does not like perpetuating Australian stereotypes, after which Cohen writes she grew up in the Gold Coast hinterland where in the "hinterland of the hinterland" there really were "kangaroos and a dingo really will eat your baby".

"It was like a lost kind of feeling," he says.

In the piece, Cohen described Robbie as having a "lost kind of purity".

"But five goals and losing kind of dampens it.

Trump is often said to value loyalty, so that means that the collection of right-wing hangers-on and has-beens who have been supporting him for months in a nothing-to-lose kind of way are now poised to cash in.

What was it like coming back to debuting work in such a large "win-or-lose" kind of format?

But just as it is easy to gawk at Detroit from afar as a lost cause, a kind of "third world in America," it is also too easy to be reflexively cynical about such projects, to mutter about gentrification and the myopia of so-called urban pioneers.

Moreover, a new generation of European leaders have lost a kind of virginity.

In 2007, his assistant and closest friend, Steven Robinson, died and he lost a kind of "protection".

But New York City has also lost a kind of rabble-rousing infrastructure that once stood up to overzealous developers.

Wilson may have lost a kind of father in the split with Richards, but in McClinton he gained a brother.