Sentence examples for comprehensively lost from inspiring English sources

It looks as if it is comprehensively lost.

What seems to have happened is that the old left has so comprehensively lost the argument that it has given up trying to persuade anyone.

It eventually turns into something more conventional when Mikkelsen delivers a platitude about love and a 10cc song starts playing, but any fantasy relating to "travel" and "mystery" has been comprehensively lost.

Essendon and its coach James Hird have comprehensively lost their last-ditch case against the Australian Sports Anti-doping Authority's investigation into its controversial supplements program in 2012, with a judge ruling the investigation lawful.

Republicans have comprehensively lost the intellectual arguments: they can't cite a single reputable study showing that their bills would preserve affordable coverage for the old, the sick, and the poor.

On Leeds' conduct in bringing the case, and Bates' comments, Mawhinney was scathing: "The fact that Ken Bates personalised it on me was a distraction from the fact they had comprehensively lost every argument," he said.

Then frustrated trophy wife Ida Lupino murders her husband and comprehensively loses her marbles in an extraordinary final stretch that is surely a femme-fatale dress rehearsal.

Dennis Jensen has ruled out running in his Western Australian seat of Tangney as an independent after comprehensively losing preselection for the Liberal party, saying his reputation has been besmirched in a dirty smear campaign.

I remember the misery of our last Scottish Cup final in 2001 (comprehensively losing 3-0 to Celtic on a sweltering day in May) but also the joy of witnessing the Hibees lift the League Cup in 2007 (our first trophy for 16 years).

The reverse was true – AEG won; the Jacksons lost comprehensively.

Hatton, who held the light-welterweight title before moving up successfully to welterweight, was first defeated when he lost comprehensively to Floyd Mayweather in 2007.