Sentence examples for lost meaning from inspiring English sources

And then, by your fourth or fifth year, the actual game has lost meaning for you.

The juxtapositions were so varied and so random that they lost meaning.

"The frightening thing was that the federation had lost meaning for them.

Because RAID adds redundancy, no data was lost, but redundancy was lost, meaning future failures result in data loss.

I wasn't sure if the moment heralded a new future of connectivity or communication so derivative that it lost meaning.

While noble in intent, in this process the concept of racism has lost meaning for people like Nancy.

Nationalised, it loses meaning.

Representative democracy — politics by proxy — is gradually losing meaning.

With so much mention, the words can run the risk of losing meaning.

But when you get as sick as he was, everything loses meaning".

"If you say the word enough, it starts to lose meaning".