Sentence examples for lost whose from inspiring English sources

To spice the suburban ennui, there's enough mystical mystery wafting around to intrigue fans of Lost, whose co-creator, Damon Lindelof, is also the showrunner here.

For the past several months, I've been watching Giacchino as he writes and records music for the much-discussed and -puzzled-over TV show "Lost," whose finale airs on May 23rd.

New Hampshire's returns were not only a case of the suppposed winning candidates losing, but of men losing whose whole rationale for being in the race at all was that they are winners.

Tenderest of all is The Jewish Bride, the man and woman whose names are lost but whose love survives.

Transcending its seventies origins, "Einstein" proved to be a creation of timeless artifice, like some grand Baroque entertainment whose meaning is now lost but whose beauty blazes on.

Collectively, these ballets are the Diaghilev crown jewels, but there are many other works in the repertory whose original choreography has been lost, but whose materials are just as ripe for recycling.

It is certain that the cradle of the ancestors was the seat of a vigorous polytheism whose memory had not been lost and whose uncontested master in Ur was Nanna (or Sin), the Sumero-Akkadian moon god.

An early Buddhist text of unknown authorship, whose original Sanskrit has been lost, but whose translations into Tibetan and Chinese have been preserved, is the Sandhi-nirmocana-sūtra (Aphorisms on release from bondage).

He fails to recognise that he is an "inadequate, lost sinner, whose heart is defiled".

How about another lost item whose owner is listed as the White House at the same address?

Like Nunn, Deep Springs has a lost twin whose memory has never quite been expunged.