Sentence examples for has lost nothing of from inspiring English sources

At 75, Ludwig has lost nothing of her sharpness.

In the writer's opinion that answer has lost nothing of its plausibility.

He bequeathed a lesson to humanity, which has lost nothing of its value.

The anger and provocation that inspired its founders has lost nothing of its force.

Happily, what unfolds in the troupe's hourlong show "Soular Power'd" has lost nothing of the gritty vibrancy of New York streets.

Seven years after abruptly ending his playing career at the age of 31, he has lost nothing of the brooding presence that helped make him such an unpredictable success in England with football fans and marketing men alike.

But it was immediately apparent that Raikkonen, who finished in third place, had lost nothing of his speed and craft.

In bronze, they have lost nothing of the raw energy expended on the clay versions, which bear the slashes, hackings, gouges and other evidence of the artist's renowned expressionistic style.

His last substantial role in the cinema was, somewhat incongruously, with Madonna in the comedy Who's That Girl? (1987), but even in these curious circumstances he showed that he had lost nothing of that practised ease which made him for so long such a durable presence in the British cinema's acting ranks.

One critic commented, "Its tuneful melodies show that the veteran composer had lost nothing of the qualities that made Véronique such a success.

As the sultry Lakshmi, Ms. Mali demonstrates, in a series of crop tops and halters, that the culture that first eroticized the navel has lost nothing to the Britney Spearses of the West.