0 If something or someone gets lost in the shuffle, that thing or person does not get the attention they deserve: --
The little man, too engrossed in his beloved work to advertise his exploits, was simply lost in the shuffle.
Also, if we did a double album, it would have been a lot more material for people to digest, and some of it might have gotten lost in the shuffle.
I guess they thought it would just get lost in the shuffle.
No wonder the sidemen tend to get lost in the shuffle a bit.
What gets lost in the shuffle is the far more challenging long-term process of development.
It is also very important not to let this strategic proposal get lost in the shuffle.
But the result was such a wide spectrum of submissions that the theme of soundscape compositions seemed to get lost in the shuffle.
Lost in the shuffle is the rich and complex volumetric spatially extended experience of visual consciousness, which never finds its way into those models of vision.
