lost in the translation造句

• Maybe something has been lost in the translation.
• And nothing is lost in the translation there.
• Apparently, there was nothing lost in the translation this time . . ..
• Something had to be lost in the translation.
• Sometimes, things get lost in the translation.
• And this time, it didn't get lost in the translation . nn
• Something inevitably gets lost in the translation.
• "There is always something lost in the translation, " says Valentine.
• But again, thanks to days like yesterday, it gets lost in the translation.
• In this scenario, let's hope that something was lost in the translation.
• But by converting these transient works into material commodities something gets lost in the translation.
• Lost in the translation was that he feels as though he has much to prove.
• I'd go further : generally, almost everything is lost in the translation.
• But the actual angst felt by teensomething humans always seems to get lost in the translation.
• Something was lost in the translation.
• But when the same idea is applied to music, something is lost in the translation.
• Plus, let's also not assume something wasn't lost in the translation.
• Or it could be that an awful lot of this movie got lost in the translation.
• More to the point, one has to wonder what might get lost in the translation.
• The agreement offered historic recognition of Palestinian rights, but something was lost in the translation.