Sentence examples for precisely what is lost from inspiring English sources

The tone is unmistakably one of absence and regret, though precisely what is lost is initially unclear.

Precisely what was "lost" has never been declared.

To find what was lost.

Indeed, Byrne can sometimes seem a very literary artist, fascinated by the ambiguities of language and by precisely what is gained or lost in the translation from text to image.

That, however, is precisely what is happening.

Which is precisely what is happening.

Constitutionalism is precisely what is lacking.

That is precisely what is happening.

Now precisely what is categorical substitutability?

The Greek loses something in the translation; it means "precisely what was required to be done".

But that is precisely what's happened.