Sentence examples for had simply lost from inspiring English sources

No: he had simply lost to the better man.

Salad cream had simply lost its monopoly and, in the 1990s, Heinz considered scrapping it.

In the immediate aftermath, the conventional wisdom was that Wall Street had simply lost its head.

Some analysts said Coke executives had simply lost patience with Mr. Dunn's progress.

In those meetings, he drilled into his players' heads that they had simply lost a dual match.

Reason itself was not repudiated; it had simply lost its commanding role inasmuch as personal insights are impervious to testing.

So too are house parties.For some, tying the knot has simply lost its appeal.

(Many of the objects that look ascetic to us have simply lost their original paint).

Thomas L. Friedman is correct: many Americans "have simply lost confidence in this administration's competence and honesty".

The large gray building appears all but abandoned, decaying the way houses do when people have simply lost interest.

Perhaps the story has simply lost its punch for modern audiences, especially on a high-flying budget.