Sentence examples for experience are lost from inspiring English sources

The real lessons of the Trent Lott experience are lost on them.

Experiments show that specific details of an experience are lost more quickly than general information about it.

ANTONELLI -- The experience is lost without them.

We had just achieved that... so all of that experience is lost.

But one experience is lost, as Peter Hoffman of Savoy in SoHo pointed out.

Regardless of the course, an important dimension of the educational experience is lost when students "interact" with a computer rather than with their professor and other students.

At my next meal, however, the easy, elegant marriage of complex tastes and textures that characterized my first experience was lost and the food tasted dull and overworked.

"Ever since the paper was sold to the Tribune Company, in 2000, there was a feeling that 'the L.A. experience' was lost a bit with this new parent company headquartered in Chicago," Miranda said.

"Not only the film but every kind of visual memory I had from the experience was lost," says Brody, whose video camera with footage of the making of the film was stolen on the way back home.

"Most of this experience is lost in e-books".

When a contract researcher is allowed to leave because their contract has finished, all of their experience is lost to the organisation.