Sentence examples for defeat lessons from inspiring English sources
From that defeat lessons were to be learned so that it would never be repeated.
Republicans might not have selected such a candidate, had the nominating process not changed from an open primary, in which lots of people vote, to a party convention, where the impassioned few who showed up were able to get their man.Despite the instructive nature of this defeat, the lesson has yet to be learned.
All in all, this crazy maze of ups and downs, victories and defeats (aka lessons) are all part of this complex yet fascinating thing we call LIFE.
But for Mr. Obama, the Liu defeat was a lesson.
Indeed, that election was New Labour's first real political defeat and a lesson that a modern left politics could be electorally successful.
Such great success at so many Gotham publications over the last four decades ought to translate into a winning book filled with tales of personal glory, defeats, payback and lessons learned.
"From the beginning," said a spokesman for the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Locall P-9 had a total victory or total defeat attitude". The lesson was obvious: good labor negotiators should think in terms of compromises that both sides can accept.
When they are allowed to work, markets always defeat mercantilism a useful lesson for Beijing's economic reformers.
Approach each defeat as a lesson to be learned; dust yourself off and try another way.
