Sentence examples for is lost in a from inspiring English sources

." He is lost in a moment's reverie.

The detail is lost in a whirl of effects.

The rest of that afternoon is lost in a haze.

The Governess admits that she is lost in a labyrinth.

Moore says: "The democratic accountability is lost in a care trust as it's an NHS body.

The "graveyard spiral" results when the sensation of turning is lost in a banked turn.

Nor has their son, who is lost in a story no longer of his own making.

The distinction between victim and perpetrator is lost in a general morass of human turpitude.

He is lost in a kind of mental ventriloquism, calling up his emotions and studying them.

The initial impetus is lost in a murky swamp of happenstance.

The opportunity for safe saving is lost in a period of sizable and unpredictable price increases.