Sentence examples for lost references from inspiring English sources

But it also disappears, or, to use the currently vogueish word, degrades: associations are lost, references become obscure, words change their meanings, and the context changes utterly.

Modern criticism, retrieving lost references, makes alien and emphatic what Malcolm rightly senses was part of the atmosphere 19th-century writers breathed.

However, it is at the same time, a drawback, as pages and resources often change addresses resulting in "dead" links and lost references.

And, because the show is made by Adam Lost Horowitztz and his buddy Edward Kitsis, it's also full of throwaway Lost references (see: the Apollo bars and Ajira Airways).

Horowitz also stated their intention to continue making Lost references in the future.

The lost video value reflects the ratio of the video sequence affected by prediction errors due to lost reference frames (I- or P-pictures).

It was the load of losing reference points.

The common denomination of rich, low, resonant music becomes spun out, and loses reference and grip.

In one chapter, you hear Hull talking about the panic of losing reference points, of not being able to locate yourself in physical space.

Not, heaven knows, that the film is lost for references.

The libretto, by Estela Eaton, the composer's daughter, is heavy with double-entendre: no opportunity is lost for references, subtle or otherwise, to size, solidity, standing or rising, and when Dr. Bloom says he has to pick up a package from Bangkok, memories of jokes told in the sixth grade were unavoidable.