Sentence examples for context is lost from inspiring English sources
Examining nodes deep in the tree requires zooming in so far that surrounding context is lost.
But while there might be plenty of laughs, the historical and social context is lost.
Sadly, when an object is taken from its original site without documentation, context is lost.
This is one of those occasions where some of the context is lost in the passage of history.
It's very easy to put a label on someone because they've made a remark about the death penalty, and it makes good copy, but the context is lost".
Instead of offering vital background as intended it becomes a relentless catalogue of names and events in which meaningful context is lost.
Most of the political context was lost on me.
But the context was lost in endless replays on television, and later in a statement from Wisconsin governor Scott Walker, a Republican candidate.
It claims that the film's "educational" context was lost in the debate.
"Context was lost in what John would acknowledge was a clumsy reiteration of what he consistently said on the campaign trail, namely that we ought to push natural gas enthusiastically and adjust regulations that aren't proven to be efficient or effective.
