Sentence examples similar to as having lost something. from inspiring English sources

The classic radiation accidents of the atomic era have frequently been rewritten in later iterations as genetic engineering, nuclear terror/fascination having lost something of its novelty.

And now a broad swath of the nation's midsection seems to have lost something else, as well: its optimism.

While women who lose their husbands often speak of feeling abandoned or deserted, widowers tend to experience the loss "as one of dismemberment, as if they had lost something that kept them organized and whole," Michael Caserta, chairman of the Center for Healthy Aging at the University of Utah, said by e-mail.

While women who lose their husbands often speak of feeling abandoned or deserted, widowers tend to experience the loss "as one of dismemberment, as if they had lost something that kept them organized and whole," said Michael Caserta, chair of the Center for Healthy Aging at the University of Utah.

Because Ronaldo will beat Messi to the Pichichi, it is as if they have lost something.

I do feel as if I've lost something, leaving them behind.

Ms. Niffenegger grasps the melodramatic truism that tears sting the strongest when the audience feels as if it had lost something, which helps explain her sales.

Ryan, the Jets' coach, wore a slightly different expression this time; he looked as if he had lost something more than a game.

(This felt very indulgent. I didn't know those people in airport bars were actual travelers. I always assumed they were all actors hired to lend the terminal a certain ambience). Yet everywhere I went I couldn't escape this feeling as if I had lost something essential.

He looks as though he has lost something.

We, as a people, have lost something really huge.