Sentence examples for view lost from inspiring English sources

And just like that, the view lost a bit of its power.

And then he looks out at his endless view, lost in his thoughts.

Many political leaders, most prominently Henry Clay, thought that the government should take over telegraphy, but that view lost favor after the 1844 elections.

Only here, the lines between the two are so blurred as to be indistinguishable, making this a true picture of how the West was won, or — depending on your view — lost.

No one ever came forward to take responsibility for the crime, or to state what it was supposed to accomplish, and before long it had dropped from public view, lost among the sensations of the racing, giddy '20s.

This harsh judgment was followed by the work's physical deterioration and gradual fading from view, lost beneath an obscuring veil of soot and an equally impenetrable veil of critical neglect.

From the Republican point of view, losing the libertarians can mean losing elections.

Do the new owners even view losing half the main event to positive PED tests a success?

Liberal causes built on beautiful speeches and campus rallies never really win the nomination; they just fade into noble lore, fondly remembered by that breed of Democrat who seems to view losing as a kind of moral validation.

Add to this the fact that high school girls will often engage in anal sex instead of vaginal-penile sex, as not to, in their view, lose their "virginity," and we've got an even bigger.

Mr. Kucinich, a two-time presidential candidate known for his staunch antiwar views, lost his bid for re-election to the House of Representatives last year.