Sentence examples for too much lost from inspiring English sources

"The artist sees that in applying rules strictly, there is too much lost humanity and no room for discretion or motive".

I don't ask you to forgive me as there is too much lost but just so you know I wish you the best.

When the time came to wear the jacket, its arms had been shortened too much — lost in translation, for the in-house tailor at that time spoke only Mandarin.

Not too much losing, though.

Their marriage vows mean something to them; they have too much lose.

Too much losing, though, can spread through a team like an epidemic.

Their annual meetings did not constitute much of a rivalry, partly because of their locations and partly because of too much losing between them.

Shake pasta too much, lose points and tips.

Too much was lost, and too much changed.

Otherwise, she said of the movie, "too much gets lost in translation".

"The cell was still able to function, because there wasn't too much DNA lost," Dr. Belov said.