Sentence examples for every bit as lost from inspiring English sources
And Edith, without so much as a high school equivalency degree, lands a job at the Brooklyn Public Library, working among other intellectual "expatriates and émigrés and loners every bit as lost and diminished as she was in America" (a group fairly begging for its own novel).
The alienated rock 'n' roll street kids and skateboarders whom Rachel and Will latch onto are every bit as lost as these sheltered children, who have never seen a cellphone and are agog over the sounds and lights of Sin City.
Jewish critics of Israel are every bit as capable of losing control.
Until, in the last minute, Valencia, chasing the game every bit as hard as Barcelona, lost the ball at one end and immediately found Messi running at them up at the other end.
For the first half of the game, it looked every bit as if the Capitals would lose here again, adding to an 0-5-1 string of misery that started in 2004.
They lost about $70 million in 2011, so every bit of lost revenue hurts.
Beneath the Pacers' glib demeanor, there is a team of veterans every bit as desperate to gain redemption after losing to the Knicks in last year's conference finals as Pat Riley's angst-ridden troop was Sunday.
You hate the thought that Yahoo, which once was every bit as cool as Google is now, would lose its status as an independent company.
I've sat in mud huts with parents sobbing as their children died of diarrhea, and trust me: Their grief is every bit as crushing as that of parents who lose children to bombs.
And Florida's defense, which ranked fifth in the country in 2012, looked every bit as good as last year's version despite losing eight starters and its coordinator.
