Sentence examples for is largely lost from inspiring English sources

Too bad the title's import is largely lost.

This pungency is largely lost in the film.

Unfortunately the delicate experimentalism of Worldwide Underground is largely lost live.

And finally in 1921, the official marathon distance became 26 miles 385 yards, the evolution of which is largely lost on today's top runners.

However, now it is largely lost in a newspaper environment dominated by the Scottish editions of unionist titles based in London.

Kirkley admits that the effort to reference one of the western world's most eccentric and captivating stars is largely lost on local audiences.

But after Patco, that weapon was largely lost.

That explanation was largely lost in translation, however.

Mr. Badillo's point was largely lost in the furor.

This advice has been largely lost to history.

This appears to have been largely lost in Chadic and Omotic and completely lost in Egyptian.