1.   War is in some sense a feature of life that loses its distinction as an element of malice.

2.   And, now it turns out, the Sun has also lost its distinction as the only star known to have planetary companions.

3.   Berry is the daughter of a white mother and a black father, but that distinction is lost on Hollywood.

4.   But that distinction was lost in the storm of angry headlines and campaign-trail debates that followed.

5.   But the distinction was often lost in fear and outrage on the American side of the Iron Curtain.

6.   In all the recent discussions about orphanages, an important distinction is being lost.

7.   It is a subtle but crucial distinction from supporting the Taliban government, and that distinction is not lost on the Taliban leadership.

8.   Such distinctions may be lost on most Russians, who are living through a time of catastrophically widespread alcoholism.

9.   Such distinctions are often lost in the blizzard of negative ads.

10.   That distinction has been lost in the modern world, and Law and his fellow bishops are learning that they no longer are treated like spiritual royalty.