Sentence examples for we sometimes lose from inspiring English sources

ELGIN Musical Trade-Off So much time is spent regaling brisket as Texas' best barbecue that we sometimes lose sight of its main complement: sausage.

Describing politics today as less ideological than in his time, the country's second longest-serving prime minister has observed: "We sometimes lose the capacity to argue the case - we think that it's sufficient that we utter slogans".

"I think the Australian people normally get their politics right … they do have a great capacity to absorb the arguments, they will respond to an argument for change and reform … [but] we sometimes lose the capacity to argue the case – we think that it is sufficient that we utter slogans," he continued, without explicitly accusing anyone in particular.

It's become apparent that the ubiquity of our mobile devices, their portability and their ease of use have made it so simple to capture every snippet of our lives, that we sometimes lose track of ourselves in our digital detritus.

And so I think we sometimes lose sight of that.

When a charismatic animal's life is at stake, we sometimes lose sight of the big picture.

Moving from island to island, we sometimes lost sight of land for a half-hour at a time.

"By playing 'not to lose,' we sometimes lost our way.

We too sometimes lose patience.

"We have sometimes lost the capacity to respect the ability of the Australian people to absorb a detailed argument," he said.

"Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose, but we haven't had a coherent, compelling economic case that needs to be made in order to lay down a foundation on which to both conduct politics and do policy".