Sentence examples for knowledge of defeat from inspiring English sources

Hague's portrait communicates a knowledge of defeat.

Their suppressed knowledge of inevitable defeat, he implies, is what finally undoes the Codys, a family that lives in denial.

King George III wrote (well before learning of Cornwallis's surrender) that "after the knowledge of the defeat of our fleet I nearly think the empire ruined".

They lacked the knowledge to defeat digital detectives".

There's a kind of thrown pride in his knowledge of grief and defeat.

Milk ends in its hero's martyrdom, while our knowledge of the unions' defeat and the advent of Aids casts a shadow over Pride.

Of course, there may have been a time in history when knowledge of these principles for defeating an enemy was uniquely in the possession of a small number of Chinese rulers.

Armed with the knowledge of how the ancient Nords defeated Alduin, the player battles Alduin on the summit of the Throat of the World.

She was the embodiment of defeat.

Most shared a sense of defeat.

In Experiment 1, we used a yoked design to hold constant the duration of defeat between escapable and inescapable defeat conditions.