Sentence examples for lost facts from inspiring English sources

Common sense has been lost, facts have been replaced by a Wikipedia kind of "Truthiness" that Steve Colbert has coined, and I wonder, will our country continue to move in the wrong direction?

"It's good they lost, in fact," Dominique Laborde, 22, said of his team.

But it lost, a fact that stunned supporters are attributing to a mix of confusion and prejudice.

The Times quoted another source who simply said: "Dave lost," – a fact about which it seems at least one Government contact was not best pleased.

But all was not lost; in fact, nothing was.

"I remember leaving that stadium dejected from the fact that we lost, and the fact that I missed my only attempt.

In a 1960 essay titled "The Fact in Fiction," McCarthy complained that recent novelists had lost interest in facts.

Or I will write about other facts, lost forever in my representation of them.

"It concerns me that we lose; the fact that they're playoff teams doesn't concern me," Manager Joe Torre said.

Matthews echoed Will's thoughts as he said, "A great year to win, they're probably going to lose, in fact, lose by Barry Goldwater dimensions.

She had, in fact, lost a cat she loved.