Sentence examples for is mostly lost from inspiring English sources

Bangladesh is mostly lost to the sea.

This potential coming calamity is mostly lost on locals.

But I have a feeling that this nuance is mostly lost on N.F.L. fans.

On buses, trains and automobiles, the battle is mostly lost, but planes, so far, have remained places of relative peace.

Ayckbourn's technique is expert; the play itself is stale, and the nuanced tableau of British snobbery is mostly lost on an American audience.

But there's so little air space at the top of the glass that this flavour is mostly lost to the surroundings.

We assume these are mostly lost.

"It's a sort of community feeling that has been mostly lost.

The maize crop was mostly lost, and all the grinding mills broken.

The writings of the 3rd-century prose historians, however, are mostly lost.

The names of José Guzman and Greg Hibbard are mostly lost to baseball history.