Sentence examples for enormously lost from inspiring English sources

It lost power and, enormously, lost prestige.

Harold is a fantastic actor whose presence added enormously to Lost".

Hayden is enormously dedicated; losing destroys him.

I am, of course, enormously sad that Wesabe lost and the company closed.

"Scholars across this country have been enormously anguished about losing this house," said Burton R. Pollin, a professor emeritus of City University who has written 12 books on Poe.

People who lost everything are suffering here enormously".

But it still came as a shock: Klubrádió, the enormously popular liberal talk radio station, has lost its frequency and will have to close by March 2012.

It hurts enormously to lose Amadeus, especially since I lost Sampson two years ago.

"And regardless of how many lines they've lost, they're obviously operating as an enormously profitable company.

Newspapers like the New York Times are enormously important, she argued, but they seem to have lost their sense of purpose.

"Britain has lost a wonderful rider whom I admired enormously and had every chance of being a future world champion.