Sentence examples for have somehow lost from inspiring English sources

I feel as if I'm suddenly falling through space and the wheels have somehow lost all contact with the earth.

I had an email from a Santiago resident but have somehow lost the address, which is a pity.

It's somewhere we have not yet got back to, and have somehow lost the desire to revisit.

And I don't see where any of this is actually a huge problem, unless contemporary adults have somehow lost their capacity to be purely entertained.

The Natural used to be Roy Hobbs, Bernard Malamud's mythic baseball player, but now it's an obsession that many of us seem to share about a life we have somehow lost.

Memorable too is its depiction of neglected children whose instinctive love for each other allows them to retain their resilience and innate wisdom and to acquire a measure of moral maturity that their elders have somehow lost.

"People started questioning whether I had somehow lost my mind.

The cautionary example of President Johnson had somehow lost its force.

Now the debate has to do with whether Mr. Amis has somehow lost his touch.

Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, called it a "tragedy" that Mr. Martinez had "somehow lost his way".

"I saw at Newport how you had somehow lost contact with people," he wrote, referring to that year's Newport Folk Festival.