Sentence examples for gets a bit lost from inspiring English sources

Your Everyman gets a bit lost".

But "Crocodile Soup" spends so much time in reminiscence that the chronology of Gert's emotional growth gets a bit lost.

It all gets a bit lost in the woods, but there's enough finely honed madness in the corridors of the hotel to cover the price of a room.

The old model of managing public assets tends to be around bricks and mortar and the community aspect gets a bit lost.

He pauses, spinning the stress ball between his thumb and forefinger: "Rinse stands for something that gets a bit lost in the world.

To give the events a connecting thread, the authors have invented a character, Atir, who looks after Belle and tells the story, but Atir's voice gets a bit lost in the cacophony of the jazzy graphics.

But where was I? It's a long story, and I'm getting a bit lost.

"We are one of those gray areas and sometimes things get a bit lost.

We got a bit lost, ending up around the far side of Turkey Hill Pond.

There are other reasons the Islanders get a bit lost in the discussion.

Sometimes writers worry so much about superficial perfection that the identities of their characters seem to get a bit lost.