Sentence examples for the lost object from inspiring English sources

A woman detective took down my description of the lost object.

She was tying knots around the Devil's penis to hold him hostage before he could permanently claim the lost object.

In "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life," Freud describes "the unconscious dexterity with which an object is mislaid on account of hidden but powerful motives," including "the low estimation in which the lost object is held, or a secret antipathy towards it or towards the person that it came from".

So the lost object is internalized through this process of identification by which the individual now psychically takes on the attributes of the lost object, thereby acquiring a heterosexual gender identity (1990, 78 81; 1991, 26 7).

For example, the love of the lost object discussed above cannot be allowed into the heterosexual gender identity.

In a process of melancholy the lost object is not grieved because the desire cannot even be acknowledge in the first place.

Of all the lost objects in literature, one of my favorites appears — or, rather, disappears — in Patti Smith's 2015 memoir, "M Train".

Nevertheless, several objects were appropriately tracked and even the lost objects by static occlusion were correctly tracked after the problem, showing a correct overall behaviour of the tracking approach.

"We'd just finished our night shift in the factory, and I was really tired," he said, "but I really wanted to go to the auction of the lost objects on the trains.

Their questions dealt with subjects ranging from the location of a lost object to the best choice for a government appointment.

(From a list of the things Nabokov bragged about never having learned to do — type, drive, speak German, retrieve a lost object, answer the phone, fold maps, fold umbrellas, give the time of day to a philistine — it is easy to deduce what Mrs. Nabokov spent her life doing).