Sentence examples for point of lost from inspiring English sources

The group's songs and dances have the hallmark of North Korean propaganda: over-choreographed to the point of lost authenticity.

Now, with the guilty verdict against the firm, the point of lost revenue is surely moot if it wasn't already.

"The hands are sore to the point of losing consciousness".

Are we truly on the point of losing Katie Hopkins to America?

Not to the point of losing our perspective on life, of what you are and who you are.

Some characters are on the point of losing their house, some their lovers, and one his very life.

"When you push the envelope to the point of losing the comedy, you're playing to an audience of one: yourself, and maybe your manager.

The E.U. said the measure would come to the rescue of performers who were on the point of losing airplay royalties.

He loved to win at cards, and I always made a point of losing by the time we went to bed".

Blame it on empty storefronts and skittish retailers, but the hit-and-run retail concept swept the world's fashion capitals, to the point of losing its novelty.

From the record, I know that I was wild about public high, to the point of losing my head and having to be removed by my grandparents.