Sentence examples for lost precisely from inspiring English sources
I've always suspected that the referendum will be lost precisely because none of AV's advocates are very enthusiastic about it, and the campaign will make that apparent.
They found that electrons with insufficient velocity simply bounced off the mercury atoms, but that an electron with a higher velocity lost precisely 4.9 electronvolts of energy to an atom.
Still, whoever you think should be metaphorically strung up by civilised society, it is a tribute to the team spirit of Brits host James Corden than he has lost precisely no time in telling the world that it was absolutely nothing to do with him.
As a result of this growing intolerance, the willingness and capacity to appreciate complex individual life experiences is lost precisely because individual experiences with their nuances, complexities, and shades of gray undermine rigid ideologies and reductionist and essentializing narratives with their binaries, polarities, absolutism, abstractions, and unassailable certainty.
All missing introns were lost precisely from the genome.
That is, the similarity of BuT5 and P element in the 5′-end is lost precisely after the putative THAP-domain-binding site.
If I got lost, didn't see anything interesting and wasted time, I would lose precisely half a day of church-peeping and taking photos of streetlights.
I thought that's what he was saying, but then it dawned on me that this metaphorical interpretation was too literal, because although he thought he had come here on the pretext of finding his lost property, it dawned on him that what he had lost was precisely the reason for coming here, that he was here to find out why he had ended up here.
Those deals, however, were lost for precisely the same reasons that Boeing bought Aero.
"Lost" is precisely the right description for how I have experienced him since his death.
But here he is talking to us, without any filtering at all, and what comes through that we have lost is precisely this fierce, unceasing passion".
