Sentence examples for detest losing from inspiring English sources
Moreover, a lot of these young men are products of a school system which these days shies away from the word failure and duly detest losing face or being "dissed".
1. Losing Is Unacceptable—No Excuse: The greats absolutely detest losing and would rather die than lose consistently.
Steinbrenner detests losing, and yet in the clubhouse afterward he felt compelled to offer O'Neill a handshake and congratulations for his play.
Torre is also well aware that George Steinbrenner, the principal owner, detests losing in anything, exhibition game or not; that all of the Yankees' regulars started today and played into the late innings surprised no one.
He detested losing and had developed a strong disdain for anything that impeded victory.
He absolutely detests losing whether it's a quiz the night before a game or a game of cards.
Does the man who detests losing feel under-appreciated even by those who line up to fete him?
In her memoir "Through the Unknown, Remembered Gate," she gives before-and-after portraits of her journey into her ancestral faith to illustrate just how good: Before, she was living in a part of Texas she detested, losing her job, enduring an ugly breakup with her boyfriend, slogging through life unhappy and unfulfilled.
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"One of the things Carney detests about campaigns is when they lurch tactically and lose sight of their broader strategic plans," Issenberg told Politico's Ben Smith.
