Sentence examples for point is lost from inspiring English sources

America at this point is lost, and Reagan is set to seize the story and steer the ship — but his wisdom is just an illusion.

This point is lost on some investors, who think that private equity is less risky because its reported value is much less volatile than public equities.

First, it means that there always have to be hundreds of images: everything must be shown or the democratic point is lost.

If a glass is half-full to start with, however, this reference point is lost from the beginning.The upshot, as Dr Attwood reports in the Public Library of Science, is that straight glasses have it.

"I don't know if the point is lost, but I think there is a great deal of evidence for the argument that there is plenty for the family audience and they all do very well".

Since the United States chooses to spend its aid so badly, from the poverty-reduction point of view, it can only make good on its avowals of concern for the poor by providing more money money that, unlike most of its existing aid, is actually designed to reduce poverty.Unfortunately, that point is lost in the current slanging match.

In case the point was lost on anyone, state television rebroadcast his remarks on Friday night.

Enfield's players recalled that it was a terrific story, really entertaining, but the point was lost on them.

In the battle over raw milk, which I write about in the magazine this week, Barber sees a more important point being lost.

He said, 'Go to the tent and get me those dark-brown pants.' " In case this point was lost, the Congressman then added, gleefully, "Think about it!

But that point was lost at a boisterous hearing Monday, when an audience of 150 interrupted Ms. Klein and other community board members at least two dozen times.