Sentence examples for connection gets lost from inspiring English sources
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"When I'm off the road, I'm going to Target to get the toilet paper, I'm standing on soccer fields, and I think there's just a level of connection that gets lost the further you get into being a candidate".
18 Informal patient relationships with clinicians were sometimes used to facilitate progress through the system; "A patient with cancer must have connections, otherwise he gets lost in fairyland: go there, come back, wait, and so on".
But if financial elites receive rewards disproportionate to the social value of their contribution, the connection between innovation and reward gets lost.
Latest, the connection to the original gene gets lost at the level of proteolytic maturation and AA identity changing chemistry.
Perhaps this packet gets lost when the connection goes down.
What gets lost is the connection between weakness and strength, and how it can be the strongest thing to admit combinations, of weakness, caring, even crumbling.
Richards sometimes gets lost in the byways of Sacramento politics, but he draws useful connections between two great chapters that are often read in parallel.
Sandler gets lost in The Cobbler, and so does any vestige of the filmmaker's connection to his audience.
"Sometimes, that gets lost.
