Sentence examples for lost with something from inspiring English sources

I counsel my patients to replace what they've lost with something new.

In an essay from a forthcoming book on the firm's work, he writes that architecture should "seek not only the minimal ruin of the landscape" but should also supply "a replacement of what was lost with something that atones for the loss".

The flipside of winning is losing with grace, something a champion always knows how to do.

In "Second Life," [advertisers] kind of get lost with where to put something in there.

Whether he was dressing in drag or teaching future poets, the common thread in all his roles seemed to be something lost with the turn of the century -- sincerity.

Has something been lost with the move away from physical SFX to CGI? Archaen, posted online CG, of course, can be overused and it has been overused.

He has mellowed with age, developing more in the way of presentational flair, but he had a point, both artistic and political, in insisting that audiences come to him, and not vice versa: Something gets lost with overselling, too, and here is Mr. Nemr's great failing.

But has something been lost with the shuttering of congregations that meet in real time?

They both play big hits from their shipping days, though it is a cruel irony that something may be lost with high-quality digital reception.

Is there something that's lost with the commercialization of it, and the popularization?

Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart said "We've been thinking about a lot of older RPGs, and we have this feeling that something has been lost with recent RPGs".