Sentence examples for sounds lost from inspiring English sources
The piano sounds lost in a vast space.
When I ask for her reaction, Fowler sounds lost for words.
Sly Stone, "I'm The Burglar" (1987) Another movie song, from the Whoopi Goldberg vehicle burglar; this song was produced by Bernard Edwards of Chic, and Sly sounds lost among the electronics.
Sport sounds lost, neither serious enough for IDM connoisseurs, nor crass enough for the EDM mob, and lacks the otherworldly melodies of pioneers like Gold Panda or Nicolas Jaar.
Josh Modell of Spin commented that "When Gaga reaches for sincere balladry she sounds lost".
The Sounds lost to the All-Stars by a score of three runs to two.
When the president discussed his opponent's tax plan, he sounded lost and detached.
It uses the Roman alphabet, but clumsily, and with many critical effects of sound lost on the page.
It sounded lost and weak, too plaintive, and it was hard to imagine the sort of hunger that would mishear these false notes.
They sound lost, but it's my strong suspicion they would be that way whether or not women drank pints or were able to vote.
She was confined, Dickens said, "in a marble cell, impervious to any ray of light, or particle of sound," lost to language beyond a handful of words unidiomatically strung together.
