Sentence examples for is lost so from inspiring English sources

The match is lost, so what the hell?

The condition accompanies damage to the nervous system in which the sense of joint position and strength is lost, so one is not aware of injury.

Above all this looms the extraordinary image of the universal future, stretching out in its entirety, where sense is lost, so that knowledge too becomes memory.

Once the play's momentum is lost, so is the audience's attention, which even Allen's parody of a happy ending fails to win back.

Michelangelo's monumental original, which is lost, so appealed to art patrons that bronze makers cast smaller versions of it: A North Italian bronze made in the early 16th century after the missing Michelangelo is in the show.

Being a film, and a pretty fast-and-cheap one at that, much of the layered detail that Greene inserts into his prose is lost, so in many ways Cockatoo comes across as a pretty rudimentary entertainment.

Why is it that Sierra Leone is losing so many of its athletes?

"This is an area that is losing so much," said Kevan Cleary, a lawyer who lives in the neighborhood.

What is the draw of a woman like this to a man who is losing so much?

It was lost so easy, with a single cheap deception".

That appears to be one of the reasons so much could be lost so quickly.