Sentence examples for lost on you from inspiring English sources

Seriously, is irony lost on you people?", tweeted one such crusader from Sydney, Australia, "WTF?! Is this a joke?", asked another from "suffragette city".

The term "the one who dies with the most toys wins" is one that isn't lost on you––you believe that material wealth definitely will buy you the kingdom, all the while resolving any personal issues that are upsetting you currently.

I could spend hours trying to explain to you what working at a startup is like, but I am afraid if you have never been a part of one it might be a little lost on you.

Why do you always need one?" The Personal Pan Pizza The metaphor is not lost on you.

But unless you are already fluent in these areas, or have read the exhibition catalog in advance, the numerical insights will be lost on you.

Of course, if you're like The Los Angeles Times's Chris Dufresne and the charm of Butler and the pluckiness of Michigan State are lost on you, Duke will happily welcome you onto its bandwagon.

If you lose on one day, you have a chance to get it back tomorrow.

If you're lost on what flatters you, go to your nearest Nordstrom and schedule an appointment with the personal stylists they have there.

In fact, you may gain more weight than you lost on the diet, and you will not be able to regain the muscle.

If your body doesn't communicate how much you mean it when you say thank you, then your words may be lost on the person you're thanking.

THE message of cosmic payback wasn't lost on me: If you start a relationship using business, you risk its being ended by business.