Sentence examples for lose sight on from inspiring English sources

Carefully reworked by Thomas Guthrie, some of the staging's problems do remain: the stylised elision of the 18th century with the 1960s still seems a bit too self-consciously clever and we lose sight, on occasion, of the opera's emphasis on class and social mobility.

As much as Gary and I look at the same facts and may come to different conclusions let's not lose sight on a couple things that we agree on very, very strongly.

It is unusual to work through a war museum and not lose sight of individuals on the battlefield and among the casualties.

You might lose sight of that on a stroll taking in all of the six Marc Jacobs stores strewn along a four block stretch of the West Village.

As attention is fixed on the EU referendum in the UK, we mustn't lose sight of what is on the horizon.

Marcelin, like the rest of his teammates, won't lose sight of the enormity of taking on Brazil with the world watching.

Everyone in the criminal justice system -- judges, prosecutors, police, criminal defense lawyers -- can get lost in the day-to-day, and lose sight of what's really going on in these courtrooms.

As the world's financial powers struggle to contain the disaster, they should not lose sight of its effect on other countries.

"The Iranian nation will not lose sight of its goals on the basis of others' wishes and delusions," state television quoted Mr. Khatami as saying.

It is that the heavy reliance — in time, dollars, and bureaucratic priorities — on a technological panacea for the problem of terrorism can cause a government to lose sight of the people on the ground.

"It's a sad deal and an unbelievable story, but sometimes fans lose sight of what's going on when they're so focused on getting a baseball.