Sentence examples for is sadly lost from inspiring English sources

One Columbia author, whose name is sadly lost to history, nominated his own book, while the poll itself was deemed "a pointless classic... that need never be done again".

Although the rest of the skeleton is sadly lost, they hope that the discovery will help them figure out how the disease grows inside our cells.

Dramatic momentum was sadly lost between the first and second movements of the Beethoven, Jurowski's interpretation somewhat arid in its micro-management.

At least Wyness' contribution was mercifully free of Christmas-fearing turkeys, although what points he gained for originality were sadly lost when it came to accuracy.

My head going up and down hysterically between the road and the tangle of cords surrounding me, I finally pressed the connecting key, but it was all too late -- the call was sadly lost.

Most often the doodles of magical creatures, wild beasts and illogical shapes that filled many a child notebook are sadly lost to time or buried in the murky depths of your parents garage.

But he also offered a roadmap for saving American journalism -- a lesson that was sadly lost on most of the profession when it most needed to be heard, on the eve of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the time that the nation so desperately needed another Walter Cronkite, but there was no one of his stature to be found.

Using the kind of rhetoric that perhaps better describes events in a bullring than in a soccer stadium, Javier López, a 37 year-old Madrid fan, said that "it's going to be a fight to death that will get progressively more intense because I consider that La Liga is, sadly, already lost for us".

Lives are often sadly lost in the process, as is the case Syria at this very moment, but the floodgates have been opened.

The Aids movement, however, is sadly used to losing leaders.

There is, sadly, nothing like losing a loved one to remind us what we have.