Sentence examples for What a defeat from inspiring English sources

"At that time, I had no understanding of what a defeat device was," Horn said.

The club's number had looked up as this contest ticked down towards the bitter end and no-one was under any illusions as to what a defeat would have meant.

In Canberra, debate has coalesced on what a defeat on this issue means for the Morrison government and the timing of the federal election, and what supporting the medical transfer bill would mean for Labor's electoral chances.

What a humiliating defeat for political Islamism, which seeks to divide us, to set us against each another, by exploiting existing gaps.

"What a stunning defeat this would be if he was suddenly judged to be an illegal alien because of these crazy times we're in," said Mr. Thomson, also a dean at the school.

Pointless, because there is now a good debate to be had about Europe that liberal voices can and should win.Many Eurosceptics are so blinded by hatred of Brussels that they have failed to grasp what a huge defeat the Lisbon treaty has been for their opponents.

If this were a Hamas victory, what would a defeat look like?

Ultimately, the Russian people will decide for themselves what constitutes a defeat.

Sanders was not worried about what an embarrassing defeat would mean for him personally – his concern, friends say, was the damage such a defeat could inflict on the cause of economic justice in America.

"Even such a score cannot tell what an annihilating defeat it was," ran the Times account.

What's a defeated or retired Republican to do? I'm a black woman.