Sentence examples for lose perspective of from inspiring English sources

But I can't lose perspective of what's going on.

It's always strange when 'social identity' takes such a huge part of some people's lives and they lose perspective of things.

Through all the headiness, the distractions, you have a sense that Mary Anthony will never lose perspective of her role in this relationship.

If the team or anybody gets so obsessed about the battle, then you may lose perspective of the game and end up losing it".

Here at hallowed Wimbledon in a country obsessed with a hometown tournament its homegrown can't win, it is easy to lose perspective of what tennis is -- still a sport of privilege and/or parental obsession.

He has defeated opponents versed in all styles, at various stages of their careers, and has done so with a sort of ruthless, regular efficiency that might make people lose perspective of just how good he is.

(One hopes that it will not lose perspective on the role of Assange; he and the cables are not the same thing).

It's easy to lose perspective on the state of the labour market, given that our expectations slowly adjust over time and that relative to other large economies America doesn't look so bad.

(One hopes that it will not lose perspective on the role of Assange; he and the cables are not the same thing). But here's a number to think about: as of Friday afternoon, of more than a quarter of a million cables, only six hundred and sixty-seven had really been released.

SOMETIMES living abroad leads one to lose perspective on the fine details of the American political debate.

The Trump campaign aims to sew confusion so as to cause enough Americans to lose perspective on Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server in government.