Sentence examples for becoming a lost cause from inspiring English sources

Now only Gubaidulina is left as a major figure, and many music-minded Americans may have thought that, in Russia, new music, along with democracy, was becoming a lost cause.

I was not the student who cared about where I was going to be in the upcoming years because I cared more about having a "good time". Freshman year I was becoming a lost cause, someone with no future to look forward to, I was becoming hopeless.

Worse still, he'd been likened to Jonathan Woodgate becoming a byword for injury, a forgotten waste of money, a lost cause.

That's a lost cause.

It was a lost cause.

Is it a lost cause?

Is this a lost cause?

Iran is obviously a lost cause.

"I think it is a lost cause.

Europe may be a lost cause.

But it was a lost cause.