Sentence examples for historical loss from inspiring English sources

He lived with a sense of familial and historical loss and a dread of instabilities to come.

Patricia Gay of the Preservation Resource Center called it "a terrible architectural and historical loss," a sentiment echoed by other preservationists.

The book's subtitle, "Reflections From Exile," refers not merely to geographical separation -- McPherson grew up in the South and has lived the last 20 years in the Midwest -- but to what he diagnoses as a historical loss of group values.

Looking at this animation, I kept wondering to myself how much of what captivates me about this work is the artist's labor-intensive animation process, and how much is what may be described as a feeling of profound historical loss.

None is this is to say a McAuliffe win means Democrats in the 2014 midterms are going to break the historical loss trend – as McAuliffe looks as though he's going to do in Virginia.

Michael L. Gibbons, the executive director of the Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum, said that the demise of the field and the school would be a significant historical loss.

£20.5m: Man City's post-tax profit, via a £894k deferred credit for historical losses.

The profit and loss figure quoted is the historical losses and not the loss for the year.

Each irredentist movement sees itself as motivated by a wholesome idealism: It wants to reverse historical losses [3] and transcend the imperfect compromises of realpolitik.

"The ongoing deficits … together with historical losses and a severe decline in attendance in prior periods, casts significant doubts over the stadium's long-term viability," the report concluded.

It was concern about the cultural and historical losses that result from a language disappearing that inspired the World Oral Literature Project, an online collection of some of the 3,500-plus 3,500-plusd languagendangeredlanguagesstrugglingn the world.