Sentence examples for loser looking from inspiring English sources

"Super Fun Night," an ABC comedy that stars Rebel Wilson as a loser looking for love, should be an easy sell.

He broadly fits the profile of almost all the ISIS jihadists: not particularly religious, with a history of petty crime, sexually frustrated, experience of prison, angry at society at large - the loser looking for meaning in an otherwise unpromising life.

In the end, the loser looked happy, while the winner looked a little sad.

They smiled throughout, except that the winner meant business and the loser looked to be there to make up the numbers.

His opening move labelling Mexican immigrants rapists immediately lost the left, and his demotion of John McCain, a former P.O.W., from hero to loser looked as if it would cost him the establishment right.

The loser looked devastated as he left for the locker room, appreciative of the consoling applause but left again to wonder if he will ever return to the top of the mountain, or even close to it.

And if ever a born loser looked like the winner of the future, it's Nacho.

An unprecedented House lawsuit against President Obama that was once derided as a certain loser looks stronger now and may soon deliver an early legal round to Republican lawmakers complaining of executive branch overreach.

But to Jeter, the Orioles had that losers' look.

Mr. Lind depicts a fragmented culture where the winners and losers look as if they were from different planets.

In this period of accelerated growth, the financials of both the eventual winners and losers look strikingly similar.