Sentence examples for really has lost from inspiring English sources
Wow Theresa May really has lost it.
He really has lost this argument with the public.
"There's no way to compare us to the military," Watson added just in case anyone thought that he really has lost touch with reality.
It may be that Gore really has lost his taste for electoral politics, and that, no matter what turn the polls and events take, an Al-versus-Hillary psychodrama in 2008 is not going to happen.
It is disconcerting: a collection of watercolours accompanied by snatches of verse, evidence some say that Mr Grass really has lost his taste for story-telling.Peter Handke is another established writer whose reputation has suffered in recent years, though in this case more from a decision to take a controversial stance on the war in former Yugoslavia.
Believing he really has lost his soul, he becomes desperate to get it back.
"They really have lost all sense of proportion".
What would the other side really have lost if the vote went the other way?
If it turns out that I don't love S or that S actually doesn't love me, my life won't really have lost anything.
We really have lost that".
I really have lost my mind.
