Sentence examples for was perhaps lost from inspiring English sources

Its prominent location aside, the office was perhaps lost amid the restaurants, izakaya pubs, drugstores and other small businesses that form the landscape surrounding train stations in small Japanese towns.

The remainder of John and an unknown amount of the preliminary matter is missing and was perhaps lost when the book was stolen early in the 11th century AD.

In previous conversations I knew that we shared this view, but Havel's courage and capacity to speak plainly was perhaps lost in his soft-spoken and unassuming manner, that is until he stepped forward to the lectern.

I am utterly enchanted but the clever design and functionality of it all is perhaps lost on Ella, who prefers stomping Big Foot-like through the forest.

It is, in fact, difficult to buy something when you have no money, a concept that's perhaps lost on people who are used to getting things for free.

The message of OUYA as a little-box-that-could is perhaps lost between the tug-of-war of its Androidness or its Consoleness, and the plain-speaking message of its natural advantage (price) is not coming through.

However, the simple message is perhaps lost by emphasis on other points that are either overstated or speculative without careful comment to these issues.

Lives and property were, perhaps, unnecessarily lost.

"I lost a match, but it was perhaps the final that I lost that hurts the least, because I did all I could," Nadal said.

For instance, there was a famous rendition of the Battle of Marathon in the "Painted Colonnade" at Athens (now lost), which was perhaps commissioned by Miltiades' son Cimon.

It was perhaps no coincidence that Scotland lost a grip on the game following his departure at half-time.