Sentence examples for lost its mojo from inspiring English sources

The Empty Theory made a lot of sense when the country was full of isolated farms, but it lost its mojo when the farmland filled up with suburbs and we elected a long series of presidents who were, to one degree or another, Modified Crowded.

But something happened along the way to its Oscar climb... somewhere between its Golden Globe win for Best Drama and the Academy Awards nominations, it lost its mojo.

Microsoft may have lost its mojo, but it can get it back.

Wall Street, it seems, has lost its mojo, and not just because it is writing down billions of dollars of complicated mortgage-related securities.

"Dish appears to have lost its mojo when it comes to attracting new customers".

I would add, nobody needs to see "Twelve," as "controversial" or "shocking" (to drop another adjective that has lost its mojo) as it strains to be.

If 17-year-old Google is at all worried that it's losing its mojo, it should find some new data highly reassuring.

There's so much that's authentic and likable about the loopy road trip comedy "Let's Ruin It With Babies" that it's a shame when it loses its mojo along the way.

A prolific author and influential teacher, Mr. Hoberman had a reach that went beyond The Voice, which, already weakened (by the Internet, Sept. 11, its owners) continued to lose its mojo, identity and relevance after it was bought by the New Times newspaper chain in 2005.

The ongoing court proceedings are providing a front-row view into what happens to a proud institution while it is at risk of losing its mojo.

Is the British marketing communications industry losing its mojo?