Sentence examples for endless loss from inspiring English sources

"We must do more to stop this endless loss of life".

On occasion, it does wink at unsettling ideas, as when an ingénue shrugs off the death of her new boyfriend, numbed, like the viewer, by endless loss.

Perpetuity is a favorite theme of memorial sites — that eternal flame on J.F.K.'s grave — but, emotively, these seem to suggest less the promise of eternal memory and more a cycle of endless loss and waste.

But to those of us who were here back in September of 2001, we learned that even the edifice of Manhattan itself is subject to perforation and endless loss.

Perpetuity is a favorite theme of memorial sites that eternal flame on J.F.K.'s grave but, emotively, these seem to suggest less the promise of eternal memory and more a cycle of endless loss and waste.

As the water cycles, Adam Gopnik wrote last year in The New Yorker, it suggests "endless loss and waste," an effect that's amplified in high winds, when the water is turned off to prevent drenching, and the pools become blackened pits with shallow stagnant puddles at the bottom.

Yet, despite the endless losses, soccer is my son's favorite activity.

When I think about it, what I remember isn't so much the agony of the endless losses, but how almost unimaginably simpler N.F.L. football was back then.

And yet, after years of seemingly endless losses in Iraq and Afghanistan, it proves the right metaphor for our time in "Oh What War," a scabrous, multimedia assault of a show at the Here Arts Center.

Jaguar's seemingly endless losses are another problem.

Other flag carriers across the region notably Albanian Airlines and Hungary's Malev met the same fate, their respective governments growing tired of endless financial losses.