Lila tells Elena she is going to take the test anyway, and no one doubts her: "Although she was fragile in appearance, every prohibition lost substance in her presence".
The artist, looking from high cliffs on to a twilit sea, captures a moment when the world seems to be simplifying itself into light and shadow, losing substance, becoming dreamlike.
It was the diplomatic high point of a year in which Brazil's foreign policy came to be perceived as having lost substance and relevance within and outside the country.
In that city, centuries later, the bronzes visiting the Sackler have found a museum home, where they continue to be works very much in progress, losing substance, but also gaining it thanks to conservation, as they purposefully float, ever-changing, through time.
Yet without the metaphysics of facts, the notion of correspondence as discussed in section 1.1 loses substance.
Meanwhile, Greenpeace EU, which had praised the draft approved by ENVI 3 weeks ago, says the text has lost substance in the final negotiations.
In his last season, the Lakers had lost substance: Happy Hairston was injured, Flynn Robinson and LeRoy Ellis had left, and veteran Jerry West struggled with sensitive hamstrings.
Also, we explored the correlation of meniscus morphology with body height, weight, and tibial plateau area, to propose a "relative measure" of meniscus size that can be directly compared between men and women, and that can be potentially used to efficiently explore whether the meniscus is hypertrophied or has lost substance in knee OA [ 17, 19] in mixed cohorts of men and women.
The script tells the story of a woman who hitches a ride from a trucker; but to boil it down to its narrative essence is to lose its substance.
But you don't want to lose the substance.
