1.   But in that case his words lose their meaning and become empty.

2.   The songs repeat sentiments so much that some of them fade into the background and lose their meaning.

3.   They become more and more frequent until they lose all meaning as acts of atonement and become simply acts of smoking.

4.   To lose these meanings would be death, to unleash them would overwhelm.

5.   Her meaning was not lost on John, but still he held forth his hand.

6.   But the custom had lost its meaning because there were so few private traders left, and company managers are faceless men, here today and gone tomorrow.

7.   In other words, the term in equation loses all meaning as a systematic relation linking v t to U t.

8.   It had lost its meaning.

9.   And by having this media age with videotapes for every movie, all of these things lose their meaning.

10.   And if words lose their meaning, how are we to find our way in a dangerous world?