Sentence examples for as having a lost 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".

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

Benjamin was then depicted as having a "losing streak" over the next several weeks, which led to Benjamin's noisy, scolding, and domineering "Momma" (played by comedian/actress Thea Vidale) coming to Raw to confront Benjamin.

We further identified the MIV Gammaproteobacteria as having lost a greater diversity of biochemical capabilities.

In some cultures, many people consider women who have had a hysterectomy as having lost the most important aspect of their feminine character.

Investors buy momentum, and they see a company that raises a down round as having lost momentum.

The film was never finished, and as such has become a lost Riot Grrrl gem – that is, until now.

For example, if I have an experience as of having been lost in a shopping mall as a child, but I was never lost, I cannot be said to remember having been lost, strictly speaking.

Cancerous cells traditionally have been viewed as a lost cause, fit only for destruction.

"We as a culture have lost this sense of balance," Lessig writes.

Neither side seems much interested in the bill's opportunity costs what we as a country have lost as a result of all the time and energy spent on this debate.