Sentence examples for losing meaning from inspiring English sources

"Traditional" gaming, a term that is rapidly losing meaning and relevance, but which we can take to mean a game that you can pay perhaps $60 for and then play without significant further investment, amounted to about $16 billion across PCs and consoles worldwide.

Representative democracy — politics by proxy — is gradually losing meaning.

With so much mention, the words can run the risk of losing meaning.

I fear we are shifting too much in favour of the literal, the hedonistic, the here and now, and losing meaning, context and content in favour of process".

Oren, who was with one of the first Israeli army units to enter Beirut in the 1982 Lebanon invasion, said Hezbollah's longer-range arsenal signals that "the whole notion of territorial depth is losing meaning.

In the absence of clear definitions, words risk losing meaning altogether or taking on negative associations.

Nationalised, it loses meaning.

And then, by your fourth or fifth year, the actual game has lost meaning for you.

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

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

"If you say the word enough, it starts to lose meaning".