Sentence examples for seemed lost to from inspiring English sources

Once he sat down, he seemed lost to the world.

But the specifics sometimes seemed lost to the thematic disavowals.

Donald Runnicles's heartfelt conducting seemed lost to the willfulness around it.

The novel is often very funny, but its most rewarding moments come as Slava, listening to the war stories of these elderly strangers, finds himself drawing closer to the grandmother whose secrets once seemed lost to him.

Prof. Oliver Robert Gurney, an Oxford classicist and a leading scholar of the Hittites, whose ancient civilization he began to study when most of it seemed lost to history, died in Oxford on Jan . 11

While that decline is far less steep than the drop in weekday newspaper circulation -- down 11percentt from a 1987 peak of 62.8 million -- Sunday papers were the industry's safety net, scooping up advertisers and readers that seemed lost to the daily papers.

And a $1 billion air-to-air missile program for the British seems lost to a Euro consortium.

Instead he seemed lost and turned to me for help.

They seem lost, not knowing where to go.

Washington seems lost and uncomfortable, standing next to his slave.

Once the season began, Davis seemed to lose the ability to make solid contact consistently.