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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he lost sight of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that someone no longer has knowledge of or awareness of something. For example, "He lost sight of what was important to him and ended up making a mistake."
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Perhaps, Rupert conceded, it was title that "he lost sight of" because it was so small relative to the size of News Corp; the problem for both father and son, regardless of the all the chatter about the succession, is whether the media empire that the octagenarian has created is too large for its management and its Murdochs to be able to govern effectively.
But then he lost sight of her.
Bogen said he lost sight of the man, who escaped.
On the first, Cromartie said he lost sight of the ball.
Had he lost sight of the source of his blessings, soccer?
For a moment, he lost sight of where all this was heading.
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He loses sight of neither the details nor the point.
For a moment, he loses sight of his father's head, and his arms stroking seaward.
He loses sight of what he needs to do to prove to a parole board that he is no longer a risk, and he acts destructively".
While Aeneas is supposedly held up as an embodiment of familial piety, he is so vulnerable to fury that he loses sight of things.
And while there is a detective element to his excursion to Mexico, Ruge is so busy dropping in other periods that he loses sight of it.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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