Sentence examples for less lost and from inspiring English sources

McQueen "embodies his special kind of aware, existential cool -- less taut and hardshell than Bogart, less lost and adrift than Mastroianni, a little of both," Renata Adler wrote in The Times, adding that he "simply gets better all the time".

When you do start your diet you'll be familiar with the gym, less lost and can keep your motivation to continue.

And according to the study, "as asthma symptoms and triggers declined, the quality of life for families improved: fewer sleepless nights, less lost work and school days, increased exercise and outdoor activities, and lower medical expenses".

(Up against a mostly unpopular incumbent, Jimmy Carter, he none the less lost traction and withdrew for that year's national convention).

Therefore, shorter hospitalisation time, earlier convalescence, less lost work days and earlier return to social life achieved by the use of this operation technique support health economic aspects.

THE economic slowdown has taken a toll on airlines around the world, but American passengers may have noticed two positive benefits: more flights arriving on time and less lost baggage.

The overall impact was reduced costs for the health care system and society (reduced physician visits and resources) as well as for individual patients (reduced travel expenses and less lost working hours).

Once you begin to make headway on self-discovery, the search for a role model becomes less essential to your happiness, as you feel more secure and less lost within your own mind.

Knowing what is happening around you will help you strike up applicable conversations and feel less lost.

For example, starving yourself, slouching, speaking less and less, losing your own sense of will and ambition to cater to the other person's will instead.

It's not the case that those arriving late to the wine scene always have less to lose and therefore show less devotion to quality.