Sentence examples for losing a compass from inspiring English sources

Boaters said they were losing a compass.

Sharan Burrow said "we've lost a moral compass" and warned of social unrest.

I did not know I needed that either, thus my feeling lost without a compass.

The group's chair, Kofi Annan, said the world had lost "a clear moral compass".

LOMELL--Leonard G. Our family has lost an unflinching moral compass, a generous, wise, fair and loving man.

The problems with the copycat websites in the UK are trivial in comparison with those issues, but just add to a sense that Google is losing its compass.

But if Chaney truly recommends using physical force with students, then he has seriously lost his compass as a teacher at a university.

We all bear the responsibility for losing our moral compass in such a fashion.

"Governments are losing their moral compass, sacrificing the global values of human rights in a blind pursuit of security.

How do you warn them against losing their ordinary compass and assuming not just the harshness of prison sensibility, but a nodding acceptance of almost anything?

When a country loses its moral compass, an unbearable vertigo plagues our every step.