Sentence examples for lost concept from inspiring English sources

And in fact this entire deeply strange drama feels like the film version of some giant lost concept album that the late Syd Barrett might have been working on over 20 years in his bedroom.

Follow that dream and you may end up like the overly optimistic character Greg Kinnear played in the film Little Miss Sunshine: a failed motivational speaker who keeps pitching his nine-step "Refuse to Lose" concept to an indifferent world.

A: I think I have lost the concept of time in general, actually.

I was blindfolded, nobody talked to me and I lost all concept of time.

I lost all concept of time and was delirious with the high temperature, which lasted more than a week.

Since the 1980s we have lost any concept of housing's social function, and that is why protest movements are gaining ground.

It was like we lost all concept of boundaries between each other, and we were like a single mind.

I lost all concept of time, so I have no idea what time it was when we saw a cop car roll past the house.

Mary McNamara of the Los Angeles Times saw promise in the series, but remarked it got "lost between concept and execution, and instead of suspense we get silliness, as if the creators were determined to use only the clichés of both genres".

I find it interesting that these consultants have lost the concept of what rational humans would do if faced with unimaginable horrors.

She claims that young people are "losing the concept that you make sacrifices to get on the ladder".