Sentence examples for lost this view from inspiring English sources

"We've lost this view of nervous illness as an illness of the whole body, and now call it a mood disorder," Dr. Shorter said.

Feldman's references to the murderers Goldstein and Amir point to what can happen, in the worst case, when one loses this balanced view of Jewish life.

Ahmadinejad and the conference that reflected his world view lost this round, but the battle against bigotry never stays won.

"But I think you'd have a better chance of getting hit by a bus than of losing that view".

If Christians were to lose this "war" over world views, the consequences would be catastrophic.

All of this is lost from view and implicitly denied in a tax cut proposal that only sees benefits from increased private spending, as the Bush proposal does.

And just in front, the organisers have erected a huge statue of the Olympic rings over the road, lost from view, at this particular moment, among the thousands of furious protesters.

Mitt Romney will likely, and from my point of view thankfully, lose this election because he took positions so far to the right to appease Bachmann's constituency.

Here, again, objects are lost to view above a certain level, but if you think about it, this makes sense.

This was lost to public view behind billows of smoke.

Yet as they walk on, they are lost from view.