Sentence examples for had certainly lost from inspiring English sources
"I think he had certainly lost a lot of joy.
He showed me a photograph of himself, taken when he was arrested, which had been laminated on a plastic I.D. bracelet, and he had certainly lost weight since then.
Michael Madden, a North Korea expert who maintains a website devoted to tracking the country's top leaders, said that while Ri had certainly lost his job as army chief of staff — his replacement was shown recently in state media — reports about his execution should be viewed with skepticism.
He has certainly lost his common sense.
We've done it before, but we've certainly lost more leads than we've come back from.
The KLA has certainly lost control of much of the territory it had briefly wrested from Serbia's grip.In this section A breakthrough?
Admittedly, this has led to the festival becoming increasingly corporate, and for some it has certainly lost a degree of its indie credibility.
It's not clear whether I.P.L. team owners make money from their franchises, because these numbers are not public, but they have certainly lost equity value on their main businesses.
Pat Forde argues on Yahoo.com that it was a more impressive victory than it appeared to be, even though the Big East has certainly lost a lot of last year's 11-teams-in-the-tournament luster.
With unpredictable gas prices and soul-deadening traffic, the car has certainly lost some of its luster, lending credence to the words of an English observer: "From being the plaything of society," the car "has come to dominate society.
I'm not sure the phrase "big four" applies comedy-wise any more – and if it does, they have certainly lost what once seemed like a stranglehold on high-end fringe comedy.
