Sentence examples for senses lost from inspiring English sources
"I love the way that the work you do is so temporary," she said in an interview with Senses Lost.
We cannot thrive if we overload our senses, lose our sense of time, or abandon our creativity to constant technological stimulation.
Common sense lost today".
It has, in a sense, lost its bite.
In a 1961 essay, Graham Greene declared the "religious sense" lost to the English novel.
In this sense "lost" has only ever meant "hitherto unknown to missionaries, anthropologists and film crews".
We have, I sense, lost our impetus to be outraged by the state of Britain's dental services.
When colonial expansion came to a close after World War I, spheres of influence in the legal sense lost much of their importance.
Common sense lost today," Czech Interior Minister Milan Chovanec tweeted after the vote.
No sense losing an expensive umbrella.
As their visual sense loses its acuity, buyers become unable to concentrate on what they see.
