The Labour Party has also attempted to recruit general election candidates from a wider variety of backgrounds through its future candidate programme, amid fears it is losing touch with its working-class roots.
Beneath appearances a single reality beautifully blooms, holists believe, but we have lost touch with it.
What a surprising portrait of modesty in a church that had lost touch with it.
Our collective psyche seems to have lost touch with it, although science is providing countless motives for being overwhelmed by the unknown.
I didn't have a working printer, but I agreed wholeheartedly with Joan Didion that I needed to be sleeping in the same room as my manuscript, so as never to lose touch with it.
Born in rural Evergreen, Ala., Dr. Henry graduated in 1931 with a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Tuskegee Institute, now Tuskegee University, and never lost touch with it or the African-American airmen who trained in town in World War II.
Best of all is the longer Always on My Mind, where the band gradually skeletonise the song, lose touch with it entirely and then, after seven minutes, drop in the riff and flood the track with colour.
It was her duty, she felt, to keep the beauty of that character alive through her own.Leaving her wingsIt was also her duty to bring classical ballet to audiences in Britain and America that had lost touch with it, or had never known it.
And my belief, and some others', is that we don't necessarily start out as less self-aware when we're senior executive leaders, but the environment that we're in is so, makes it so difficult to see the truth, that we lose touch with it.
Some get so good at suppressing what brings them joy that, sadly, they lose touch with it.
