Sentence examples for something of a loser from inspiring English sources

When the film was released, however, and critics started to describe Paul's character as something of a loser, Sven took the criticisms to heart.

If not for the race, some might call Bay City, uh, Long Beach, something of a loser.

The two reason that, despite Modell's ability, he is ultimately, "something of a loser" who wishes to "be special" rather than be cured of his brain disease.

I, too, studied Hebrew as a kid -- preparatory to Bar Mitzvah -- and I feel something of a loser in having forgotten most of what I learned.

"For them, general practice is something for a loser".

When he was growing up outside Munich, Stefan Kremerskothen was considered something of a musical loser, mocked by his heavy-metal-loving friends for his devotion to the Beatles.

As the prospect of a defeat to Clinton becomes more of a reality, Sanders will have to figure out how he wants to end his campaign and in the last month, unfortunately, he's been something of a sore loser.

That sounds like something only a loser would do.

That includes poor Dr. Hull, who turns out to be something of a quack with a regulation loser's life.

The story about an East German singer who suffered a botched sex-change operation is something of a paean to misfits and losers, set to rock music.

It clearly implies that the progress of evolution is in fact something of a race with winners and losers.