Sentence examples for at setbacks from inspiring English sources

Yet in Cairo Ms Rice contented herself with expressing disappointment at "setbacks" to reform, which she said fell within a context of continuing progress and friendly dialogue.

Those who have participated in closed-door immigration negotiations with him recall Mr. Gutierrez weeping over stories of families sundered by deportation, leaping to his feet in rage at setbacks and being elated by small victories.

Despite its industrial origins, the building, with its bands of horizontal windows and curving walls at setbacks, was always noted for its design, which was by Russell G. and Walter M. Cory with Yasuo Matsui.

They are prone to panic at setbacks.

Look at setbacks as learning along the way to success.

Well, if that's your attitude, then this will become the truth; if you don't want to be a victim, then you have to look at setbacks and think that they happened because of an unfortunate situation, not because it was 100% your fault, because you had some bad luck, not because the world is a terrible place, and see that it won't always pan out this way.

Not a better person or a more worthwhile person, just someone who is better at handling setbacks, better at adapting to unfortunate circumstances, better at taking risks, better at overcoming fear and better at ignoring naysayers.

It would be easy to get frustrated or depressed at such setbacks, and, indeed, at the difficulty of embarking on the study of any new language.

Because these are largely Democratic constituencies, Republicans may shrug at the setbacks they've created.

The best leaders are expert at reframing setbacks and navigating tough situations to avoid mistakes in the first place.

The result is that they sometimes take personal offence at political setbacks, which may be counterproductive; neither Obama seems to have much appetite for domestic politics.