Sentence examples for think of lost from inspiring English sources

We see a fig leaf; we think of lost innocence.

When you think of lost architecture, maybe you think of the soot-encrusted structures of Pompeii or the enigmatic slabs of Stonehenge.

"I never think of losing, because when you start thinking negative thoughts, negative things happen," Serena Williams said.

It is particularly difficult for the British fans to think of losing a track at which so much of the country's motor-racing history has occurred.

And when we think of trauma, we think of losing limbs, or eyesight.

It makes me think of losing one of my loved ones.

"I think of losing people as a huge burden, whether by death or divorce.

According to the reference point account, participants may think of losing trivial things (i.e., a less threatening outcome) as gains when compared to the possibility of losing vital things (i.e., a more threatening outcome).

Don't think of losing weight and cutting down as a chore -- think of it as prolonging your life.

"I've never thought of losing, but now that it's happened the only thing is to do right.

"I never thought of losing, but now that it's happened, the only thing is to do it right.