Sentence examples for lost character from inspiring English sources

"I'll remember him as a person who could have done a lot for this country, but somewhere in his makeup he lost character and integrity, and that's tragic," said Mr. Penick, a retired banker.

Bowie had sought out the flat on Hauptstrasse 155 because of the area's "bleak, anonymous, and culturally lost" character, according to his first wife, Angie, a feel the area retains.

Charlie Crouse, who works in an auto parts shop, said he felt that President Bush had "lost character and lied about Iraq," adding that he was embarrassed by the vicious oratory of presidential politics this year.

Hangdog Ahmet Ugurlu looks like a lost character from traditional Turkish shadow theatre, and the absurd tragedy of the piece, particularly the theft of the peacock from the grounds of the sultan's old fortress, found echoes in more commercial hits such as Istanbul Tales (2005).

Still, Hall says, "Ever since they quit the Legend, Acura lost character".

The Huffington Post asked Lindelof which "Lost" character he would send to Tomorrowland to better mankind's future.

And while, absent time travel, we'll never see the original theater actors, Xe Pian's lost characters could reunite for a comeback performance.

This is a provocative observation, appearing as it does in a novel told by an omniscient narrator and full of lost characters.

We're just two weeks into the live shows and already we've lost characters like Nicolo Festa, Storm Lee and Diva Fever.

Green's inarticulate, lost characters are the soft backbone of mumblecore, and their increasingly intimate relationship suggests bromantic comedy, in the vein of Sideways.

For each specimen for each sample decaying characters were scored 0.5 and lost characters scored 1.0; the sum of these was divided by the number of observed characters to give the proportion of decay.