Sentence examples for had lost its touch from inspiring English sources

It had lost its touch sensitivity.

The fact is the Left government had lost its touch with the people.

You couldn't get me out for a slice of pizza". But it was not just the drugs, or the change in the political colours of the real White House that left executives feeling the show had lost its touch: more central was the transformation in the political atmosphere that followed September 11.

Though that didn't mean that the town itself had lost its touch, he says.

Time magazine pointed to the game's relative failure as evidence the franchise had lost its touch, a notion the developers of Myst IV: Revelation sought to dispel.

But Facebook seems to have lost its touch when it comes to launching new concepts that later end up defining what social services look like and how they should behave.

But neither Palm nor Sony has lost its touch in dreaming up high-tech magic for gadgetphiles.

If the inflation figures suddenly, say, go up, people will see it not as an expectable fluctuation, but as a sign that the MPC has lost its touch.

The weakness of Obama's strategic flexibility is that it depends so heavily on practical skill, above all in diplomacy, a field in which America has lost its touch over the past two decades.

But the unexpected departure this month of its No. 2 executive, Ralph Alvarez, raises concerns that the fast food giant may have lost its touch in planning for changes at the top.

The company that produced such exciting designs as the PT Cruiser and the Chrysler 300 seems to have lost its touch.