Sentence examples for the message is lost from inspiring English sources

If for some reason that doesn't happen, the message is lost.

If you can't say what you have to say for the general public, then the message is lost.

When the chorus hits, you can hear the old Garbage trying to come out, trying to say "We're still angry, we're still in control," but the message is lost in the sugar-coating.

If ma'am is meant as a verbal genuflection to power, the message is lost on many real-life powerful women, like Senator Barbara Boxer, who told a brigadier general to refer to her as "senator" rather than "ma'am" at a hearing last year.

But for an English-speaking audience, the message is lost: until you arrive at Islamic State, a title that recasts the idea of the caliphate – a pre-modern community of believers – for westerners used to a 19th-century model of nationhood.

Considering most of those sales were ebooks, it's clear that the old adage of the medium being the message is lost on most book buyers.

Perhaps the message was lost in translation.

In New York, the message was lost amid internal warfare.

The message was lost on no one involved with the Giants.

For three quarters of a century, until the stumbling visitor revealed it, the message was lost to the world.

These must be made on appropriate occasions, he said, lest the intent of the message be lost and the apology be reduced to mere words.