Sentence examples for aspect was lost from inspiring English sources

This ritual aspect was lost when the Romans assimilated Greek tragedy and comedy.

The tinkering aspect was lost, and this affected swaths of schoolchildren: they just didn't come into contact with programming, even though they had more access to computers, better games consoles, lessons in ICT.

But David Droga, the founder and creative chairman of Droga5, an advertising agency in New York, hit a slightly skeptical note concerning how far technology alone could take the ad business if the creative aspect is lost.

While the patella normally develops under dynamic magnitudes of stress, fluid velocity and pore pressure (Figure 5B D, indicated by *; compare Flex and Extend), in rigid paralysis, the territory of elevated stimulation is restricted and the dynamic aspect is lost.

But that subtlety (the distinction between conscious and non-conscious aspects of fear) was lost on most people.

He's had the experience of playing on the biggest stages of hockey". Sutter was relieved to see the Kings come back from a 3-0 deficit, but the historical aspect of the achievement was lost on him.

But like many aspects of myself, red was lost somewhere in the depths of a strained marriage.

That was an aspect that Roberts said initially was lost on him as he simply pursued the interview process.

Comparatively the CHMS merely asked if time was lost from any aspect of daily living in the previous 12 months.

That aspect can be lost in the haze of scholarly seriousness around informed reconstructions of period works.

But with no resort connected to the theaters, this aspect will be lost, so the concerts are being labeled as a sister event, All Tomorrow's Parties Presents I'll Be Your Mirror.