But although he was sadly confused and put to shame, he hung on to the "lost cause" tenaciously.
The Fugitive Slave Law and its Father are both numbered with the "Lost Cause," and the "Year of Jubilee has come.
Hear mother,' said Wanda, with a smile which perplexed and baffled the Princess, 'if your hero wanted reward he would not be the leader of a lost cause.
Do not think, however,' he wrote, 'that I am the less profoundly touched by your admirable goodness to a worsted and disarmed combatant in a lost cause.
I know not whether the house I lived in there exists, but if you will write me a word at Romaris, you will be merciful, and show me that you do not utterly despise a lost cause and a vanquished soldier.
The flag floats over the whole country from the Atlantic to the Pacific; let it increase in lustre, and let the power of the Government grow; still the cause for which General Lee struck is not a lost cause.
The Daughter of the Confederacy' received an urgent and hearty invitation to attend every function connected with the 'lost cause,' which she always accepted when it was possible.
The survivor of the "Lost cause" had by this time forgotten all about his rations.
The enemy had another battery in position about a half a mile away, and they did some rapid firing for the "Lost Cause;" but some of our troops got after them on the flank and they pulled up and ran again.
Having passed through the gate which is ajar for all humanity, we mournfully bid the old commander and veteran of the "Lost Cause" a final adieu.
Protestantism" within the Church is a lost cause, it is dying, and for just this reason the clamour is loudest, the misrepresentation more furious and envenomed.
After considerable discussion, the writing of A Lost Cause was resolved upon.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lost cause" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
