Sentence examples for loses meaning from inspiring English sources

But when you get as sick as he was, everything loses meaning".

The thing about the word 'racist' is that every time it gets used it loses meaning.

Both versions chart the rule of the tyrannical and decadent Roman emperor Caligula, whose life, following the death of his sister and lover, Drusilla, loses meaning.

The dead are doomed not to relive their deaths forever, as in some traditions, but rather to rethink the same tight group of thoughts until time itself loses meaning.

I hear it many times a day, and it sometimes loses meaning.

But once you start to combine those things with 100 other things and introduce new concepts, it loses meaning.

The juxtapositions were so varied and so random that they lost meaning.

Three of them — the three not named Serena Williams — lost, meaning only Williams remains after 15 American women started the tournament and 4 made it to the fourth round.

Depending on your lens, this reflects a tremendous cultural victory for hip-hop or the moment when hip-hop, as a construct, begins to lose meaning.

The second gallery is more exciting than the first.Here are his coloured etchings of cosmological story-telling, but they lose meaning without context.

Of course, there are private benefits that are being lost — meaning lower subsidies for large financial firms and the powerful people who run them.