Sentence examples for has lost its values from inspiring English sources

And while Foster talks tough, he lacks the bitter eloquence of Chandler's postwar knight, fighting his lonely battles in a world that has lost its values.

In the same way that Julius Caesar shrinks from men who look too lean and hungry to be honorable, Mankell distrusts anyone who can find something to smile about in a world that has lost its values.

"It's very revolutionary -- money has lost its value," said Edgardo Mondino, the concern's trade director.

Tesco has lost its value credentials.

In Trump's defense, he is not responsible for the country's polarization, nor did he create a society in which truth has lost its value.

It was not easy to have many people mix up like today in camps so the family has lost its value in protecting its members and this has exposed us to HIV (FGD Men).

In human medicine, benzylpenicillin has lost its value as a therapeutic agent for treatment of S. aureus infections, because almost 100% of the isolates have been resistant for decades [ 26].

In a talk at the National Press Club early this month, he said that Washington had "lost its values, lost its principles," and given up on investing in the cities and their people.

The company, having lost its value to consumers as a premium brand offering an exclusive product, almost went bankrupt.

At this point, the Wonderlic may have lost its value, and may be a number tossed around by fans and media members more than team decision-makers.

Dan Shomon, a political consultant who worked on Mr. Obama's United States Senate campaign, disputed the notion that the fair had lost its value for politicians.