Sentence examples for became so lost from inspiring English sources

Once, Father Camp became so lost in reverie that Sheppard had to get his attention, to get the Mass rolling again.

Three years later he came back to me and I said, 'You need to stay at my house for a week because you're so badly beaten up.' But he said, 'I can't, I'm committed to another tournament.' He became so lost that he eventually gave up the game.

She had become so lost in a sea of lovable shaved heads that she couldn't figure out which one she loved most.

Of its less welcoming face, he once wrote, "I wanted to use the old insults until they became so familiar they lost their sting".

"The true magic of this broken world," Mr. Chabon writes hauntingly, "lay in the ability of the things it contained to vanish, to become so thoroughly lost, that they might never have existed in the first place".

With deep, soul-searching lyrics of lost love, obsessive love, regret and joy; and talent and skills that are interchangeable and unwavering, Mumford and Sons proved no matter the genre, when a band has that special "It" factor, fads and trends and market analysis really do become irrelevant, so lost in the emotional pull and the human masses who respond.

My quest for a more polished self became so superficial that I lost track of my goals.

Soon I became so afraid of getting lost in the vastness of the school that I wouldn't leave the classroom when I had to use the toilet.

US Ambassador Tatiana Gfoeller said she asked her Chinese counterpart, Zhang Yannian, about the allegations and that he became so flustered he briefly lost his ability to converse in Russian".

The strategy paid off in the primary, but the Brown campaign believes the ads became so repetitive that they lost their effectiveness.

She became so dysfunctional that she lost custody of her first child to relatives, she said, then quit the pills, had a second child and sought help for back pain and fibromyalgia from a local doctor.