Sentence examples for particularly lost from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez struck out and has looked particularly lost against O'Day.

Hernández, drafted back into the starting lineup, looked particularly lost.

Ms. Seré, who lives in Houston, is not a particularly lost person, and "not at all" outdoorsy, she said.

"When you're feeling particularly lost the last thing you admit to yourself is that you're lost, but looking back, I felt rotten.

The title is an awkward fit; although Wasserstein was named for J. M. Barrie's heroine, Wendy, most of the "boys" she befriended don't strike one as being particularly lost.

Romney couldn't even be sure that he could call himself a winner, which may have been why he appeared particularly lost — and why Santorum, too, got lost in his grievances, a place from which Gingrich rarely emerges.

It's true that local government has born the brunt of government cuts, with places like Manchester particularly losing out.

"I don't particularly lose any sleep over collisions with spent fuel pools, as compared to those other things".

What's more, people with medical conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes are particularly losing out as they are accepting an annuity income based on their being in perfect health, rather than a potentially higher income reflecting a reduced life expectancy.

An eccentric workaholic, Potemkin was vain and a great lover of jewelry (a taste he did not always remember to pay for), but he disliked sycophancy and was sensitive about his appearance, particularly his lost eye.

Health workers reported that information was particularly often lost in the case of emergency referrals.