Sentence examples for stressed defeated from inspiring English sources

Facebook can determine when young people feel "stressed", "defeated", "overwhelmed", "anxious", "nervous", "stupid", "silly", "useless", and a "failure", the report claimed, suggesting the company allows advertisers to target users based on its algorithmic understanding of their well-being.

Advertisers can then learn when users feel "worthless," "silly," "overwhelmed," "nervous," "defeated," "stressed," "stupid," "useless" and other moments when "young people need a confidence boost".

In so doing, he has always stressed that he has defeated "the establishment" on behalf of "the people" (the audience, the readers, the viewers).

Mr. Torricelli has been sounding an alarm on the party's behalf: in a recent round of interviews with newspaper editorial boards, and even at a pep rally of party workers last week, he stressed that his defeat in November could hand the Senate to the Republicans.

Even stronger warnings came from a Davos old-stager, the investor George Soros, who stressed the self-defeating nature of the austerity being pushed on Europe by Angela Merkel, predicting that the inevitable result would be a Greek default, contagion, a vortex of economic failure and social unrest and eventually a threat to the European Union itself.

Cannily, they have not focused too much on their chances of winning the cup but have rather stressed their ability to defeat Bayern - a subtle, but psychologically relevant difference.

Mourinho stressed after the weekend defeat that he wouldn't ask for new signings in January.

The manager stressed that after [the defeat by] Liverpool and we couldn't have made better starts to both halves.

I was expecting them to be buoyant in success, or distraught in defeat, or stressed at a draw, and that any of these outcomes would result in a some messy, messy drinking.

Despite the disappointing defeat, many Mets stressed the spirit of the comeback.

He was hospitalized for a few weeks for combat stress reaction after Germany was defeated, and he later told his daughter: "You never really get the smell of burning flesh out of your nose entirely, no matter how long you live".