Sentence examples for regarding a lost from inspiring English sources

A projection, onto the supposedly blank slate of the infantilized New World, of European anxieties regarding a lost connection to nature?

To the Editor: Regarding "A 'Lost' Cornwall Garden Regains Its Glory," by R.W. Apple Jr. (May 15): A problem with Heligan is the mob scene, particularly on sunny weekends.

A botched hanging that fails to snap the neck cleanly is cruel and unusual punishment indeed: too short a drop can strangle the prisoner; too long, take his head off.The reader samples both grim fates in detail, for Mr Estleman has done impeccable homework on the finer points of what Stone would regard as a lost art.

But as is so often the case with shifting and fickle literary tastes, Flora is now regarded as a lost poetic genius just a scant 50 years later.

It is now regarded as a lost film, as the last known prints were destroyed in a studio fire in March 1914.

For decades after the film's theatrical release, copies of The Brute Man were unavailable, and it became regarded as a lost film.

One thing Ms. Cahill would talk about was her decision to join what was regarded as a losing campaign.

Linda MacDougall, a Block spokeswoman, explained that many customers want large refunds, regarding them not as a lost opportunity to use their money sooner, but as "their annual bonus check" from the government.

He got his job back at Walmart but regards those years as a lost decade.

Now the public appears to regard the habit as a lost cause.There are still some critics, however, including among the many LDP legislators who had to claw their way up.

From Manaus to Cuiaba to Rio de Janeiro, many Brazilians regard the tournament as a lost opportunity.