81.  Fallows is right when he says newspapers have lost a sense of proportion, but they have also lost a sense of themselves.

82.  Florida also lost its sense of invulnerability.

83.  Fashion is suffering elsewhere as some of its finest minds lose their sense of humor, and perhaps some of their interest.

84.  For all of his trouble, Strawberry has never lost his sense of entitlement.

85.  For all his often grim work, Cave never lost his sense of humor.

86.  First, he frets that by wandering off to ever-narrowing interest groups, people splinter their connections to one another and lose their sense of community.

87.  Forced to lose their modesty, they also lose their sense of personal dignity.

88.  For one, he is losing his sense of taste.

89.  Franklin effectively creates a sense of time and place but, along the way, loses the sense of drama.

90.  Gottlieb seems never to have lost the sense of urgency that motivated those early travels.