Sentence examples for definitively lost from inspiring English sources

But the age of sail definitively lost.

That infantile paradise has never been definitively lost.

In August, French connoisseurs of chocolate definitively lost a battle against the bureaucrats of the European Union.

The rear of the Seleucid king was safeguarded, but the two provinces held by Artabanus were definitively lost by the Macedonians.

Cassandra admires the way that Australia are now showing signs of recovering their previous greatness (definitively lost last year when they lost the test series to England), but nonetheless I feel rather saddened by the Melbourne result.

He had by then definitively lost the Catholic faith he had tried to recover in 1820; a further blow was the death in Beirut, on December 7, 1832, of his only remaining child, Julia.

In the end, Garnett, resurrected as Miss Havisham, definitively loses her mind, winding her way through famous lines from Dickens, Shakespeare, Nabokov, Melville, Dr. Seuss, Joyce, Dickinson, Verlaine and "Saving Private Ryan" until she is reduced to conjugating the name Karamazov.

His oft-trumpeted personal preoccupation with "resignation" and death itself is at once a quest for the plot that has definitively been lost, and an acute awareness that après him comes a dissonant deluge.

Neurogenesis does physiologically occur after different brain diseases, but it has to be enhanced in order to definitively restore lost neuronal functions.

If Sanders had lost definitively in Iowa (as almost everyone once predicted) his campaign would effectively be over before New Hampshire voters hit the booths next week.

It is only among the therian mammals that lumbar ribs are lost definitively [73].