Sentence examples for lost its magnetism from inspiring English sources
"That '70s Show," from 1998, finally ended in 2006, but the epoch hasn't lost its magnetism, if only because so many of the writers and television executives now running shows and networks were the children of '70s parents — wide-eyed witnesses to the cultural shifts wrought by women's liberation, what Tom Wolfe labeled the Me Decade, and the end of the Vietnam War.
If the metal is soft, it will quickly lose its magnetism; this will make it useful in electrical transformers, where rapid reversal of magnetization is essential.
Dr. Neel discovered that a ferromagnetic substance like iron loses its magnetism as it is heated and that other materials, not normally magnetic, behave like iron at higher temperatures.
This turns the steel into a weak magnet that loses its magnetism over time.
When the external field is removed, the particles quickly randomize the directions of their magnetic moment and the fluid loses its magnetism.
Kenneth G. Wilson, who was awarded the 1982 Nobel Prize in Physics for showing how to calculate tricky moments like when ice melts or an iron bar loses its magnetism, died on Saturday in Saco, Me.
In 1950, in "The Liberal Imagination," Lionel Trilling predicted that Gatsby's story would lose its magnetism: Gatsby, Trilling wrote, represented the fantasy of "personal ambition and heroism, of life committed to, or thrown away for, some ideal of self," while modern society urges young people to find "distinction through cooperation, subordination, and an expressed piety of social usefulness".
It lost its outrageousness".
(It also lost its "The").
It never lost its tax exemption.
