Sentence examples for feeling a bit lost from inspiring English sources
But he'd been feeling a bit lost, even with all his successes, out of step with theatrical trends.
After nearly 20 years prosecuting cases in the Bronx, he said, he was feeling a bit lost.
Its people talked of feeling a bit lost, and yet—from a distance of 35 years they seem enviably grounded in a shared culture with deep roots.
He was on time, appropriately dressed (although his outfit has been scrutinised) and possibly feeling a bit lost in a crowd of people, many of them military types who might well regard him as some kind of anti-Christ.
At 57, I am feeling a bit lost.
But should you find yourself feeling a bit lost, remember that you're not alone.
They tell us that it's OK to be scared, to have complicated feelings, to feel a bit lost, and they remind us that we are human.
You couldn't blame the Washington Nationals for feeling a bit snakebitten, losing two cornerstones to thumb injuries over the previous two weeks.
For Peter, so far away from home, and for me, feeling a little bit lost without mine, it was just what was needed.
