Sentence examples for language loses from inspiring English sources

Language loses the battle; the world shrinks even further.

The language loses its transparency and serves as a sort of mask that, like at a costume ball, helps override inhibitions and liberate desires and impulses.

"It will not be long before our ancestral language loses its form, God forbid," an editor at the newspaper Al-Ahram wrote, in 1882.

But when our experience of the wild world shrinks, we no longer fathom the depths of our own words; language loses its lustre and vividness.

All together, they function as a reminder that certain buildings have a very specific architectural language — meant to communicate sturdiness and monumentality in the case of these old banks — and when buildings are repurposed, this language loses its meaning.

There, language loses its way and the human speaker must opt instead for constant stillness and impeccable hearkening, in order to experience the divine secret.

"The history of Native Americans in the United States is one of loss: losing land, losing language, losing culture and losing family members".

Freudian analysis lost its hold on the common consciousness, as well as in psychiatry, and some of Freud's language lost its power.

But after the 2nd century bc and the slowing of the Greco-Macedonian immigration, the Greek language lost ground and the local element became dominant.

Defiance voiced against the silence of a language lost, the stillness of the unspun loom; nameless clouds upon the peaks of Ñuñume.

It showed that Mr. Boulez's language lost none of its youthful vigor, even as it adopted gestures and sonorities that were positively Romantic.