Sentence examples similar to Be lost to sight from inspiring English sources

With this the two set off to China and have been lost to sight since.

The moon no longer eclipsed the star but was lost to sight in the brilliance of the sky.

"In some of the conventional histories, the story of the contributions of the Jewish community here has been lost to sight over the years," said Niall Burgess, the consul general of Ireland in New York.

He and his animal plunged into the tall wayside grasses and were lost to sight.

Most visits involved neighboring plants: the average distance traveled between plants was 1.3 ± 0.2 m and the average number of plants visited within a patch before the moth was lost to sight was 6.1 ± 0.7 (range 1 22).

So much is this the case that the scientific foundation on which is based the conception of acidosis is likely to be lost sight of and ignored.

When we met, you spoke about how successful and driven women seem to be losing sight of feminininty and art of flirting.

The eyepieces themselves seem to have been lost sight of after his death, and considerable scepticism as to the reality of these powers was expressed by subsequent writers.

George is losing his sight to cytomegalovirus and is taking a drug that is manufactured by a company that, as a member of ACT UP, George is protesting.

A subplot involves Heaton's aging, estranged father, who is losing his sight but refuses to relinquish his independence.

Seems people are losing sight of trying to be original.