Sentence examples for lost listening from inspiring English sources

The issue just crept up on me as I got lost listening to the cries of battered women and holding the hands of dying children.

To the Editor: Learning online is, of course, not the same as learning face to face, and that is likely good news for anyone who can recall an hour lost listening to an interminable lecture in an overheated classroom.

The odds are that the whole question is not worth the poorest thought which the scholar has lost in listening to the controversy".

But at next week's general managers' meetings, there's nothing lost by listening.

We swing between the two ends of the spectrum so much, with so much mixed messages and tricky advertising that we get lost in listening to what it is that would really serve us when it comes to food.

"What's the acceptable number of cases of HIV or herpes or HPV or syphilis or any other dangerous STD before people step up and do something about this?" Another former performer, Darren James, who said he became infected with HIV in 2004 working as a porn performer, said he "almost lost it" listening to Bay tell her story.

Some emergency measures you can take when you feel lost include: Listening to a playlist of songs that bring you back to your sense of "you".

Approximately 50 people whose relatives died in the disaster, mostly parents who lost children, listened quietly in the converted courtroom in Warrington as Beal gave his evidence.

And when a system the entire European establishment promised would deliver prosperity and stability delivers political paralysis and 20 percent unemployment, it becomes hard to convince voters that they have much to lose by listening to extremists and radicals instead.

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How many people will lose money listening to the kind of hype he has to spin now that hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of market cap has vaporized on the kinds of companies he likes to promote?