Sentence examples for lost sort from inspiring English sources

It was lost, sort of, until Heidegger found it in Aristotle.

Except that that was why I was searching for the Reeks — to get lost, sort of.

The students distinctly expressed: …it specifies what it is that we should do 'coz most of the time it's just for technicalities of the things that we are doing and it specifies those kinds of things so whenever we get lost, sort of lost in whatever we search with what we're doing at that moment, we get back to the actual learning objectives of the thing.

Bloom seems lost, sort of floating through life post-divorce.

Otherwise, valuable time might be lost sorting through a mountain of donated goods that do not serve people's immediate needs.

I always felt that in changing the name I would lose sort of the essence of how I could personalize the work, my point of view.

"The games had lost that sort of direction.

"I was a bit lost and sort of waiting to be a writer.

"A lot of very intelligent, liberal Russians who I've spoken to would say that the west has completely lost all sort of respect towards us.

"It lost the sort of inner life and inner voices of the characters," he said in an e-mail, adding that while Tess is a sensual figure, she wasn't a dumb victim.

In Manhattan, if you're ever lost, you sort of look for that spire of the Empire State Building and guide yourself where you're going — it's the quickest reference point.