Sentence examples for losing notion from inspiring English sources

"Its an exploration of shadows mostly so we can make the audience feel like they are losing notion of balance and space".

You will not miss us at all, just what we signified – the last kick of Empire and a lost notion of Glory.

She not only traces the havoc left as he barged and hurtled his way through life, but she illuminates lost notions of manliness, sportsmanship, combat and virility.

But then Larrivey's pre-match ritual does end on the same song with same lyric: "Here I am losing all notion of time".

I have asked people about their tangasms and they tell me things like: "Losing all notion of time and space".

"I lost all notion of time and the limitations of normal life were abolished," she wrote.

Brand is in Philadelphia to lose the notion of himself as the likable All-Star destined to never play for a championship.

Without demanding that writers, famous or struggling, live by a certain literary law and order, we may gradually lose the notion that an individual's unique expression matters.

If we really value parenting, if we value mothers and children, then we'll lose the notion that there's a proper way to love a baby.

The implication, the economists and others say, is that there really seems to be something to the "use it or lose it" notion — if people want to preserve their memories and reasoning abilities, they may have to keep active.

Gerontologists say that while Mr. LaLanne may be an extreme example of what is possible, they think there is something to the "use it or lose it" notion of strength and endurance.