Sentence examples for lost eden from inspiring English sources

He wrote that folk come to these mountains "seeking for something unnameable, a lost Eden, a lost childhood: for fulfilment, for escape, for refuge, for conquest of themselves, for peace, for adventure.

Recovering parks from industrial brownfields won't restore a lost Eden.

Our own aughts arrived with the sixties as their lost Eden, right on schedule.

What does the lost Eden of "British and Commonwealth" fiction look like in this watershed year?

Only by finding the culprit can the lost Eden be restored.

"The seen walls of lost Eden could not have been more beautiful to us," he remembered.

" 'Brokeback' is about a lost paradise, an Eden," Mr. Lee said this month, taking a break from a final sound-mixing session in Manhattan.

And although the All Blacks have not lost at Eden Park for two decades (when England squad member Anthony Watson was all of four months old), we all know that record has to finish some time.

Its speaks of pureness and a naif idealism and by extension the 90s itself, a decade which, as the years go by seems increasingly like simpler times, like a paradise lost or if you will, an eden. .

If tomorrow's match were just another of the dozen or so Tests we seem to play against Australia in any given calendar year, then New Zealand rugby fans would be content with the positive omens – we've won 11 of our last 13 matches against them; Quade Cooper's form is comically bad, the loose forwards' guild having figured him out; we haven't lost to them at Eden Park since 1986.

In its mysterious, unwitnessed state, "Eden" and its lost reality stars seemed to offer a stronger parable for these narcissistic end-times than anything deliberately conceived.