Sentence examples for lost stature from inspiring English sources
But he has lost stature".
It may never regain its lost stature, but it does not have to be a symbol of failure.
He had also lost stature by a mistaken judgment in his own "reserved" sector of foreign policy.
There is a sense of malaise in the unionist community, you're losing too many of your bright, young men and women who feel the community has suffered, has lost stature and opportunity, has dwindled for them in Northern Ireland.
But all of this came at a tremendous cost, in terms of Iraqi lives, American lives, national treasure and lost stature both in the region and around the world.
Heroes and villains alike have lost stature, motivation and staying power.
For many Angelenos, the downsizing is just one more sign that their city is losing stature.
Others worry that officials exempted from confirmation will lose stature among colleagues who will consider the posts to be downgraded.
Victoria Brescoll, a Yale researcher, found that men who get angry at the office gain stature and clout, even as women who get angry lose stature because they are seen as out of control.
Victoria Brescoll, a researcher at Yale, made headlines this August with her findings that while men gain stature and clout by expressing anger, women who express it are seen as being out of control, and lose stature.
Dr. Watters, who grew up in West Hartford, said in an interview that New England was losing stature in some important areas, like military bases and United States House of Representative seats.
