Sentence examples for lost his knowledge from inspiring English sources

The final issue sees Brock recover some memory of his history with Spider-Man; he had lost his knowledge of the hero's secret identity in the Spider-Man/Venom single issue (December 1997).

Losing Wolf means losing his knowledge and his name recognition at news conferences (where he frequently asked the first question, the way Helen Thomas does at the White House), and his familiarity with athletes and owners.

If the old knowledge is lost, his centuries-old mud city could disappear like a day-old sandcastle.

Does a case in which a master omelette chef has lost his arms while retaining the knowledge how to make omelettes count as a counterexample to the dispositional account?

Now that Watergate has assumed the proportions of a national catastrophe the question of his knowledge loses its importance & his plea of ignorance takes on a different character.

Alvarado's letter to Hernán Cortés describing his passage through Soconusco is lost, and knowledge of events there come from the account of Bernal Díaz del Castillo, who was not present, but related the report of Gonzalo de Alvarado.

"Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?

They have lost the knowledge of how to influence and the habit of trying.

by Sharon Levy "Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?

In truth, I've long lost the knowledge needed to make a good paper airplane.

As TS Eliot lamented in the Rock: Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?