Sentences with phrase «never felt defeated»
Although he was discouraged about his career prospects, he never felt defeated.
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Fortunately, you will never have to suffer the defeat of discovering at your death that there is no heaven for you to go to (or feel relief that there is no fiery inferno for you to be tormented in for eternity).
haha good on you, it is so worrying to hear the same thing from so many supporters regarding the feeling of emptiness replacing anger now after defeats, I kind of miss being annoyed, at least I preferred it to the apathetical feeling that has stemmed from the acceptance that under wenger we might never reach our true heights
«I can never transmit to you my feelings about defeats.
I felt defeated and humiliated, but I will never forget how kind and encouraging my lactation consultant was this day.
I have never felt more defeated in my life.
I feel defeated, frustrated, like I can never live up to his need for attention.
If you're feeling defeated or like things will never work out, keep going!
It is easy to feel defeated before even giving something a chance, but you never know unless you try.
Taking down a Titan never seems to get boring and you always seem to have a rewarding feeling when you finally manage to defeat them which in turn keeps you coming back for more time and time again.
I can honestly say that I've never felt so connected to a character as I did with Frances (wonderfully played by Greta Gerwig); she is the embodiment of every emotion and defeat we go through.
Yes, the mining community was all but ravaged following their hard defeat, but as Dai says in the film, «To find out you had a friend you never knew existed... well that's the best feeling in the world.»
There's something about local multiplayer, an invigorating feeling you can only get when sitting in a room with other people, talking smack or hanging your head in brutal defeat, watching the same screen as someone — hopefully yourself — pulls off a near impossible move that would otherwise never be believed.