Sentence examples for altogether lost from inspiring English sources

But I have not altogether lost hope of a revival".

Sister Rose's body, like the body of the Church itself, has been hijacked by events but isn't altogether lost.

Clark was very smart, but he hadn't waited even to finish high school, and he had altogether lost touch with his family.

But the impetus he had given to Russian industrial development was not altogether lost; it revived with new vigour under different policies in the middle of the 18th century.

What I missed in her performance was the emotional urgency that even a comic role like Rosina requires; Coburn never seemed altogether lost in her character's plight, absurd as it is.

Farm workers and their families — about 1 million people altogether — lost their jobs and homes, according to a 2008 study by Zimbabwean economists for the United Nations Development Program.

WHEN Margaret Thatcher became prime minister in 1979, things turned chilly for the Scottish Conservatives until they were frozen out altogether, losing all seats in 1997.

Trump would abolish the tax altogether, losing $270 billion over 10 years (though the loss would be less because under his newest plan he would tax capital gains at death with a $10 million exemption).

Altogether, Intermountain lost $329,000.

Altogether, we lost nearly $1,000.

The expedition to the Isle of Ré, was a disaster and altogether, Buckingham lost more than 5,000 men in the campaign out of a force of 7,000.