Sentence examples for is there something lost from inspiring English sources

Is there something lost in this new world of dating?

Is there something lost in our downloading/streaming world?

Was there something I wasn't doing, was something better with me not there?" Stevenage lost to Crawley but won at Hartlepool on Tuesday night, leaving them 11 points clear of the drop zone.

Although Damon can still reach people inside Syria who she has met face-to-face, there's something lost in not physically being there to bear witness.

Oscar is charming and friendly, but there's something lost and irresolute about him that drives the people who love him crazy.

There is something lost in time about the place.

"But, as Judy Collins said, there is something lost and something gained".

There is something lost in the relationship between craftsman and tool when the tool becomes smarter than the user".

"There is something lost when we deny ourselves the help and cooperation of our little folk," the article said.

As Granju well knows, there is something lost in all the lying.

And there's something lost when students are warned before they read Achebe or Diaz or Woolf, and when they read those writers first through the lens of trauma and fear.