Sentence examples for sort of a setback from inspiring English sources

I was very motivated going to Hamburg and Gstaad right after Wimbledon, so that was another sort of a setback I had to get over as well.

How he responds to a different sort of early setback will be telling as to his mindset today.

While everyone will wish Haddin well, it is the sort of unforeseen setback that often seems to afflict teams, especially those on tour, who are up against it.

But if you do like most of the media has done, and stare into the blinding lights of cloudcuckooland and allow yourself to be dazzled by all the SHINY SHINY so that you get a little light-headed and trippy, then maybe you can see that Romney's big wins Tuesday night were actually some sort of devastating setback.

This is the sort of setback that might make an artistic director view his position as a short-term situation en route to a bigger or at least more stable job.

Henman reacts quite stroppily to the idea that losing to Philippoussis last year is the sort of setback that suggests he will never win Wimbledon.

In front of his own people, at a venue he fell in love with as a child, the 31-year-old was determined to triumph, but ultimately he was defeated by the American Errol Spence Jr via an 11th round stoppage, losing his IBF welterweight title in the process and suffering the sort of setback that it may take him some time to recover from.

Thus they talk of a setback or a defeat.

This hole is a bit of a setback.

It will be a while before we know whether Jason Kidd, Rasheed Wallace, Kurt Thomas and Marcus Camby can endure the rigors of the schedule without some sort of physical setbacks.

"Sort of a mystical sadness".