Sentence examples for lost its brightness from inspiring English sources
"Africa A" -- a garment that has lost its brightness -- goes to the better-off African countries like Kenya.
The new star increases rapidly in brightness for a period of weeks or months, and then starts to lose its brightness until it becomes invisible to the naked eye or in the less powerful optical instruments.
This screen is even brighter than the pearlescent version but loses its brightness markedly if viewed from beyond 20 degrees from the centre axis.
The LCD should not lose its brightness for decades.
The world around you loses its brightness and softness.
It lost its outrageousness".
(It also lost its "The").
When the English astronomer Arthur Stanley Eddington found that all stars demonstrate the same relationship between their masses and intrinsic brightnesses and, therefore, that dwarfs were still in the perfect gas state, Russell's theory lost its theoretical underpinning.
Mass lost its absoluteness.
