Sentence examples for lost clear from inspiring English sources

Symbiosis challenges this well-entrenched definition of the individual organism, not only because physiological autonomy has been sacrificed, but anatomic borders have lost clear definition and development becomes intertwined among several phylogenetically defined entities.

The two major parties still exist, but have lost clear boundaries and defy past definitions.

"Keep a sound mind, don't panic and don't lose clear thinking," the manual explains.

"We have already lost rucking, which allowed players to deal with players who were lying on the wrong side, and we cannot afford to lose clearing out.

Since the 1980s another cleavage became apparent, which complicated the older one and in which left versus right lost its clear-cut edge.

But in four messy days, the president lost the clear message choreographed by his advance team.

A date set, a referendum won or lost, would clear the air and tell us all where we stand.

As bright as FCUK blazed for a time, the retailer has long since lost any clear sense of identity and positioning.

Forms in their pictures lost their clear outlines and became dematerialized, shimmering and vibrating in a re-creation of actual outdoor conditions.

Souleymane Coulibaly, the group's leader, composes songs with proverbial messages ("A good deed is never lost") and clear links to local traditions.

The slide in the pound followed a sharper decline on Monday after polls released over the weekend indicated that the opposition Conservatives had lost their clear lead in the election race.