Sentence examples for never be regained from inspiring English sources
This information can never be regained once it is lost.
Ground given up in an umbrella agreement may never be regained.
BARTENDER: Maybe she feels sentimental for something lost that can never be regained?
"My sleep loss and my youthful optimism will never be regained".
According to the original rulebook, published in 1981, sanity points, once lost, can never be regained.
There is just something in this book – a yearning for something lost and which you feel will never be regained.
The result was a loss of Iraqi trust that has never been regained.
It would be good if we could avoid the fate of Charles Foster Kane, in Citizen Kane, for whom his childhood sled represents an age of innocence and happiness, never to be regained.
It can bring that panicky feeling of "not enough time," of time somehow evaporating, never to be regained.
It was only two weeks ago that the Windows 7 Launch Party video cut a burning swath across the internet, leaving only scorched sensibilities and a feeling that you'd lost something fundamental never to be regained.
But the end result is still the experience of "not enough time," in this case because you feel as if your time is being wasted against your will - again, never to be regained.
