Sentence examples for lost itself from inspiring English sources

"Urban fashion has lost itself," he added.

At some point during the regular season, while the Celtics faltered, Rivers thought the team had lost itself.

THE Connecticut Gay Men's Chorus seems to have happily lost itself in the Brill Building of 40 years ago.

As Mr Hollande put it, Verdun was where Europe lost itself 100 years ago and where it has now enabled Europe to come together for peace and friendship.

But in Spanish I could say "Se me perdió el anillo"—"The ring lost itself to me"—and blame the ring instead.

I always knew that my ring was magic, but could it have slipped off my finger of its own volition and lost itself?

Stories demand that the audience lose itself in the telling.

N while 'Underbart' loses itself into a more intense, trancey sort of dance.

It is not that they escape from the web but that the web loses itself.

One side can hurt -- even defeat -- the other, but only by losing itself.

But the group refused to let the music lose itself in wordless euphoria.