Sentence examples for was simply lost from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a simple way or state; considered in or by itself; without addition; alone.
One F-word remains, possibly because – having run the gamut from freakin', fruitless, fruitful, frizzin, froozin and freezin' to flip, faking, forget, feel and full-of – the editor was simply lost for a word.
That may be an accurate estimate of snow-induced absenteeism, but it does not mean that a fifth of the £4.5 billion-5 billion of goods and services that the British economy produces on a typical working day was simply lost.
Of the 8 participants who failed to complete the post-release interview, 6 were determined to have been re-incarcerated, 1 was discovered to have sold the study phone, and 1 was simply lost to follow-up.
He assumed it was simply lost property and took it into his cab.
Unfortunately, most of his footage from this time was scattered among different projects and web clips, or was simply lost to the ages as Gravis and Quiksilver went under and Alien Workshop hit a rough patch.
Sasha Reuther: Well, aside from my intimate access to such a captivating group of characters and dramatic events that I knew would engage an audience, the film really came about from my sense of frustration that this crucial piece of American history was simply lost to my generation and younger.
Asked about the support for Mr. Gore in Pennsylvania, Terry Madonna, a political analyst at Millersville University, said the vice president was simply losing the personality contest.
I've never been able to decide if I thought the Hill House of the novel was actually haunted, or if Eleanor was simply losing her mind.
Admittedly, for every lost prophet there is a crank who is simply lost.
I pass this song along because it's simply lost during rush hour.
