Sentence examples for loss himself from inspiring English sources

If an investment fizzles, he takes the loss himself.

While other hosts might have shied way from such an intensely personal conversation, Colbert seemed perfectly at ease with it -- perhaps because, as Biden pointed out, he is no stranger to loss himself.

"You guys make too much of that," said Kidd, who at 38 and with two finals losses himself knows how fickle labels can be.

Despite the outcome Lewenhaupt chose to withdraw back to Riga having suffered notable losses himself, leaving Courland open for Peter I to occupy with freshly arrived reinforcements.

"It's tough, being my fault," Sabathia said, putting the blame for the loss on himself.

Burnett, who was outpitched by the Florida Marlins Joshh Johnson in a 2-1 Yankees loss, blamed himself for Dan Uggla's second-inning homer on a misplaced fastball.

For all the brash exuberance of its writing it has at its heart the simple human tale of a young man, dealing with unbearable loss, navigating himself towards adulthood.

Instead of placing all of the blame for a loss on himself — because we all know how tiresome that gets — maybe Big Red will actually single out a player for once and make his team accountable for their play.

Mr. Bloomberg tried to put the best face yesterday on the landslide loss, declaring himself "a winner" for simply putting the issue before the voters, and warning his political opponents not to read its resounding defeat as a sign of his weakness.

And goalkeeper Petr Cech, heavily criticised after that first-leg loss, redeemed himself with a superb save from Marquinhos in stoppage time to prevent PSG snatching the tie back at the very last.

Kobe Bryant puts latest Lakers loss on himself, and his shooting.