Sentence examples for defeated from from inspiring English sources

"Too fast and it becomes a blur of words and you retreat defeated from the effort.

The rain crashes down through the leaves; already they hang limp and defeated from their scarlet stems.

Players as renowned as Lionel Messi, Carlos Tévez, Javier Mascherano, et al., looked defeated from the start.

Mr Miliband, who blocked intervention against the country's Assad regime in 2013, said the militant group could not be defeated from the air alone.

Labour was defeated from the left in Scotland, where a party standing on a progressive anti-austerity platform swept the board.

That is because ISIL cannot be defeated from the air alone, as even supporters of air strikes acknowledge, and because ISIL's success depends on the vacuum created from a multi-sided civil war.

Osama bin Laden's terrorist network will be even harder to defeat from the air.

Conclusion Before us are threats we must face and defeat – from terrorism, to exploitation, to the easy temptations of indifference.

Having survived its long bout with Socialist Realism, Russian theater is now emerging -- battered but not defeated -- from its first decade of laissez-faire capitalism.

Qatar defeated bids from the US, Japan, South Korea and Australia.

But the FARC is far from defeated.