Sentence examples for really lost with from inspiring English sources

I don't believe that the ends justify the means, but I feel some uncertainty whether they were maybe right to be so dogmatic and forceful, if that was the most productive way to go about it or if something was really lost with that kind of approach.

If you're really lost with nobody close to you, use the home teleport in your spell list and that will take you back to lumbridge.

Sony won the last one, Microsoft can't really lose with Gears and Halo on its side, and Nintendo has had this glory coming for a long time.

But, while the clothing is certainly unique, it's Allan and Suzi and their stories that put into perspective what New York City is really losing with its incoming overpriced condos and chain retailers.

A 10inch sure0ng, sure, we can all get on board with that but you really lost me with the power drill thing.

So, to me, she has just been on a really long high, allegedly, for a very long time with no comedown and she's really lost touch with reality".

But I had never really lost touch with fashion.

She had "really lost touch with the idea of community and responsibility to one another," she said, and took the chance to grow her family and settle down.

"I've never really lost contact with the land," she says, her words interrupted periodically by bursts of Tom's lustful siren.

One is the spectre of competition, and possibly the history of how things played out in mobile, where carriers really lost their way with users and value-added services with the rise of apps.

Tellingly, the only time that Cameron really lost his temper with Clegg was not over a policy dispute, but when the Lib Dems blocked a boundary review that would have handed additional parliamentary seats to the Tories.