Sentence examples similar to lost one's way from inspiring English sources

In an era when workers are overwhelmed by too much information and feel pressured to win at all costs, Gardner believes, it's easy to lose one's way.

It can be easy to lose one's way.

Several were about losing one's way in the Great Recession.

The prospect of losing one's way loomed large and grim for the early explorers.

But what if there are benefits to losing one's way?

What inspires these thoughts is a report from the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, about how easy it can be in his realm to lose one's way.

Labelled "annoyance swearing", this occurred in relation to mild stress (like losing one's way), was rarer than social swearing and didn't require an audience.

IT is easy to lose one's way when driving through the neighborhoods of this city, especially in those hours before dawn when the street signs above the corner tabacs, boulangeries and patisseries fade into darkness.

But rather, speaking to common elements within the world of artists, I can say from experience: It is a potentially quixotic path along which it is easy to lose one's way — be it by dearth of inspiration or demand, temporarily untethered from a sufficient sense of purpose or discovery, perhaps wandering without enough focus or free time.

These classifications require a modicum of explanation, but to lose one's way among them would seem to require a wilful pursuit of confusion.

But to lose one's way in a city, as one loses one's way in a forest, requires some schooling.