Sentence examples for has lost stature from inspiring English sources
But he has lost stature".
There is a sense of malaise in the unionist community, you're losing too many of your bright, young men and women who feel the community has suffered, has lost stature and opportunity, has dwindled for them in Northern Ireland.
But in recent years MySpace has lost considerable stature to Facebook in the minds of consumers.
He channels and gives voice to frustration and anger among people on the right who feel like America is going in the wrong direction and has lost its stature.
It is generally believed that over the last decade the Herald, which is owned by Knight-Ridder, has lost both its national stature and much of its influence in the local community...Forty years after the Cuban revolution, Miami-Dade County is twenty per cent Anglo, twenty per cent African-American, and sixty per cent Hispanic — Cubans, Nicaraguans, Colombians, Venezuelans, and so on.
Time's Person of the Year designation has lost a lot of its stature over recent years.
In those bands, he said, "the oud had lost its stature, becoming a merely decorative instrument".
The Orthodox-dominated religious establishment has been less than accommodating, while the Kessim, traditional Ethiopian Jewish spiritual leaders, complain that they have lost their stature.
He had also lost stature by a mistaken judgment in his own "reserved" sector of foreign policy.
For a time, the classical repertoire was deemed to have lost its moral stature because of the Nazis' embrace.
