Sentence examples for vanished lost from inspiring English sources

It may be shocking to think this (I am shocked as I think it), but one can imagine a still more salvational outcome: Anne Frank's diary burned, vanished, lost — saved from a world that made of it all things, some of them true, while floating lightly over the heavier truth of named and inhabited evil.

Compassionate conservatism has not so much vanished as lost the limelight.Mr Bush could certainly have done more, but he has not given up.

Vanished lives, lost voices, forgotten loves are trapped in that fossilised room like prehistoric creatures in limestone.

Some traditions relate that if the flag were to be unfurled and waved more than three times, it would either vanish, or lose its powers forever.

My allergies vanished, and I lost 33 pounds.

The lead vanished when Fastbreak lost its cool in the second half; Kyrie maintained his, and his team won, 78-69.

Instead, the Oklahoma City Thunder's realistic title hopes basically vanished when they lost Westbrook and no one else on the team stepped up.

This is more than simply a mawkish lament for our vanished summers, those lost Roots, the fading glory of a better, more readily accessible televisual world.

Trailing California in over-the-month job losses were Texas, where 39,500 jobs vanished; Michigan, which lost 38,400 jobs; and Ohio, where payrolls fell 25,200, according to a Labor Department report issued Friday.

And while the world waits, Mr. bin Laden may become, among many Muslim militants, a modern-day version of a vanished imam, a lost spiritual guide whose hoped-for return will empower the oppressed and vanquish the strong.

"My grandfather told me all these stories, all these things," Mr. Mendelsohn writes, "but he never talked about his brother and sister-in-law and the four girls, who, to me, seemed not so much dead as lost, vanished not only from the world but — even more terrible to me — from my grandfather's stories".