Sentence examples for really a lost from inspiring English sources

That's really a lost art".

"This is really a lost opportunity.

Isn't the pursuit of cellphone courtesy really a lost cause?

"It's really a lost art," said Kyle Homan, 40, Scalamandré's vice president for manufacturing.

For the rest of us it's gonna be a Heartache Tonight #TheEagles" and it reminded me this was really a lost cause.

What you see is that 1990-2000 really was a lost decade: Japanese output per potential worker fell a lot relative to the United States, when in the past it had been steadily rising.

"These requirements are really a lose-lose proposition," McBride says.

The girl, presumably an actress, really did seem like a lost child in a park.

"They really see Trump as a lost cause".

"He had a really good run, lost a little bit of time, but his confidence is high and he's paddling well".

"We really have lost a generation," he said, turning back to the issue at hand.