Sentence examples for lost understanding from inspiring English sources

"I have lost understanding of and confidence in the strategic purposes of the United States' presence in Afghanistan," Hoh wrote.

No more; here's why: I have lost understanding of and confidence in the strategic purposes of the United States' presence in Afghanistan.

"I have lost understanding of and confidence in the strategic purposes of the United States' presence in Afghanistan," Hoh wrote in his resignation letter, dated 10 September but published today.

The market is a great regulator, and we've lost understanding and confidence that the market is probably a much stricter regulator".

3. Representative Paul's claims epitomize the triumph of ideology over fact: "The market is a great regulator, and we've lost understanding and confidence that the market is probably a much stricter regulator".

Not only would fewer discoveries be made, but we will lose understanding of our history, and our modern world.

I think people have lost their understanding of what 19th century politics was like.

In the west, we have, through our medical power, lost all understanding of what plague is.

The cover of Newsweek's May 2 issue featured the Olsen twins — a sign that Brown hasn't lost her understanding of the nexus of celebrity, fashion and business.

In its allegiance to detail, the film is too long and perhaps overstates its case in claiming that later generations have lost an understanding of common courage, as depicted by these two artists.

"We've lost an understanding of the role that the arts can play in our communities, but years from now, when kids ask 'What did you do when we lost the city of New Orleans?', I'll feel proud to say I performed a play that gave hope to thousands of people and honoured those we had lost".