Sentence examples for To remain lost from inspiring English sources

Until Labour becomes a party comfortable with both the working class and middle class, it's going to remain lost in the political wilderness, convinced of its superiority but tone deaf to the public's mood.

Partnership works too well for women to remain lost under the radar.

If your business is unknown to them, then it will continue to remain "lost" and out of their reach.

We may find a flat white stone, remark on the world that could have been, and then choose to remain lost in our park.

A former surgeon, Frederick has spent the past 12 years holed up on the island he inherited from his grandparents, desperate to remain lost - both from his former life and himself.

Science and politics tend to remain lost in translation and it's misleading to think that the availability of the right information ensures the right action.

Otherwise, he says, the dead will remain lost to the living.

It may be that the tiny craft is simply too small for the camera to spot, and will remain lost in space until higher resolution imagery of Mars is available.In this section A mirror to the world The perfumed garden Winning tactics Lost and maybe found Reprints Related items Methane on Mars: Valuable vapoursSep 23rd 2004 Faster, cheaper...splatDec 9th 1999.

To this day the manuscripts remain lost.

The event's Eat Positive theme was designed to promote knowledge of pasta's healthful nature, of its complex, slow-release carbohydrates, protein and fiber, attributes that remain lost still to many consumers who believe it fattening.

Her characters remain lost in the same vast world her readers know and fail to understand.