Sentence examples for man is lost from inspiring English sources
Man is lost without belief.
Somewhere closer to the middle, the real man is lost.
In short the sociable man is lost in the money-seeking gold-hunting selfish acquisitive miser and conniving millionaire".
As Ionesco succinctly, brutally wrote: "Cut off from his religious, metaphysical and transcendental roots, man is lost; all his actions become senseless, absurd, useless".
Mr. Cavett attributed to the journalist David Halberstam a line that Mr. Cavett said seemed to summarize her: "She seemed to understand the idea that a writer — the loneliest profession known to man — is lost".
"Bob would walk into my office and tell me that without religion, man is lost," said his former F.B.I. supervisor, David Major, "and that the Soviet Union would ultimately fail because it was run by the godless Communists.
The man is losing whatever brains he had to begin with".
"I want to be in high-stakes intelligent comedy where the man is losing his shit".
History created by man, and now, man is losing their grip.
Not long into their flight, Mackay and the pilot, W. G. R. Hinchliffe, a man, were lost off the coast of Ireland.
They knew the exact locations and depths at which each man was lost, the circumstances of their deaths, and almost all of their names.
