Sentence examples for it has become lost from inspiring English sources
In many Nahuatl dialects vowel length contrast is vague, and in others it has become lost entirely.
Perhaps I have become lost in a world so technologically advanced and impersonal that, without me noticing, we reached the point where nobody is born naked anymore".
How it came to be called this has become lost in memory, though the Guardian's longtime political editor, Michael White, suspects it may have been a piece of second world war codology, coined by veteran press gallery secretary, John Deans.
If those are apt analogies, then it seems to me that the pilgrim has become lost in a forest, or the camel train has encountered a sandstorm.
The feminist context of their problems has become lost.
Sat on the edge of a circular wooden tub, he has become lost in a reverie, and started to masturbate.
Unfortunately, at some point, the importance of catching the ball has become lost on some fans and sportswriters.
Roberto Soldado is another centre-forward who has become lost because he doesn't have a very workable role for Tottenham.
Though some fear that society has become lost in the digital world, the fact remains that digital technology allows users to both heighten their perception of reality and broaden general knowledge by sharing it in meaningful ways.
Radio has become lost basically.
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