Sentence examples for a sort of losing from inspiring English sources

When people are playing defense and they're primarily focused on their own jobs, it ultimately ends up being a sort of losing strategy.

Jean-Claude Ribaut, a food critic for Le Monde, called terroir "a sort of lost paradise".

But then the landscape fell away again to a vast high plain, a sort of lost world where cattle grazed in lush meadows watered by fast-flowing streams and surrounded on all sides by snow-capped mountains, even in the heat of mid-summer.

In Smash Cut, he seeks to unearth the ruins what he describes as a sort of lost Atlantis.

According to organic chemist John W. Huffman, who developed the K2 compound during the mid 1990's, the chemicals are a-sort of lose cannon.

"He's not bogged down by the day-to-day grind of being with a baseball team and sort of losing the forest for the trees, you know?" Back in Lawrence, Bill James is keeping to himself, thinking, trying to construct a better understanding of the world outside baseball.

"There's a lot of talk about Glastonbury sort of losing its soul.

Their lucky streak would soon end and the sort of losing that a rebuilding franchise can expect took over.

This is their place.... "But some, after a while, you just see them sort of losing hope," she says.

However, if you've lost your item somewhere farther away, Tile leverages its community of users as a sort of crowdsourced lost item finder.

Travelling on his own, the Doctor is sort of losing it, fixating over a dream in the absence of anything else to do.