Sentence examples for has lost its character from inspiring English sources

But so far, she said, "I don't think Fulton Mall has lost its character".

Again, my point isn't that in some objective or inarguable sense baseball is "bad" or has lost its character.

The country has lost its character.

And in the United States, Sunday has lost its sacred character.

Meanwhile total ankle arthroplasty is in a broad clinical use and has lost its experimental character.

But these modern amenities and luxurious finishes don't mean the mansion has lost its stately character.

Of late, since the fall of apartheid in the first democratic elections of 1994, Houghton has lost its predominantly Jewish character.

The physical compositions of lunar breccias range from broken and shock-altered fragments, called clasts, to a matrix of completely impact-melted material that has lost its original mineral character.

I was charmed by the area, with its odd specialty shops and sprinkling of Amsterdam-style rooftops, but Sarah fretted that the neighborhood has lost its on-the-edge character.

In other words, through the advent of computer proofs the notion of proof has lost its purely a priori character.

Once so daring, "Sex and the City" has lost its edge as the characters have focused on trying to settle down (however unsuccessfully) rather than on the next seduction.