Sentence examples for just as lost from inspiring English sources

I'm just as lost as everyone else".

Yet by the 1960s, the F.B.I. seemed just as lost combating domestic revolutionaries as it was battling foreign spies.

There the illusionist meets a young Gaelic-speaking girl who is just as lost and alone as he is.

Your article sounded just as lost in terms of what the law is about as most other in the media today.

Despite it being about 9 o'clock in the morning, bands of older students were heckling any passing freshmen who were just as lost as I was.

Ms. Dawson, the volunteer who writes little notes with her leaflets, lives in a prosperous subdivision, lush with lakes and tropical foliage, but she seems just as lost as to what she will do after Tuesday.

But that wouldn't help the other 97% just as losing the weight doesn't, long-term, solve the metabolic syndrome – the addiction to sugar – of which obesity is symptomatic.

Even if SocGen is left on its own after this bout, other domestic possibilities may present themselves within a few years: France's mutual banks, such as Banque Populaire and Crédit Mutuel, for example, may choose to change their ownership structure and seek private partners.Just as losing Paribas presents SocGen with a strategic problem, so winning it is a challenge for BNP.

The 1991 appearance was recorded just as Losing My Religion had exploded; the 2001 performance finds the band, by this point minus Berry, reinventing themselves all over again.

I don't think it's any coincidence that the demonic bargain scenario began to lose currency just as authors lost their allotted role as people who performed (albeit minor) acts of creation and invention.

"Now I lost my little son just as I lost his two brothers," Mr. Abdullah said.