Sentence examples for largely lost in from inspiring English sources

That explanation was largely lost in translation, however.

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

This pungency is largely lost in the film.

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

The art of the epitaph was largely lost in the 20th century.

But that message was largely lost in the travails of script development at Columbia.

By 2008 the world had largely lost interest in the man with racing in his blood – his father John was a rallycross driver in the 70s – whose mantle as top Brit had passed to Lewis Hamilton.

Yet when Hong Kong did not become the devastating "Tiananmen II" that many had predicted, international audiences largely lost interest in the continuing political developments in the region.

Partly under Morrell's influence, he also largely lost interest in technical philosophy and began to write in a different, more accessible style.

Psychiatry, as a discipline, has largely lost interest in the content of delusions.

In directing the families' efforts, Bradley was in some respects usurping the role of several federal agencies, and yet the families had largely lost faith in their government.