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en We shouldn't have lost this game. We came out weak and should have come out strong. We got a lesson tonight, but there's no reason you have to lose a game to learn a lesson.

en The lesson you learn is don't lose the game. That's the only thing you can learn. You don't want to know that hurt again. You've got to come into this game to be focused and prepared to get it done.

en For Christians, the reason why it is ordinarily assumed that a marriage will go on "till death do us part" has been that this advanced lesson in Charity which marriage opens into is a long, a difficult one, and the life span that my spouse and I are allowed will certainly not be nearly long enough to finish the lesson... I will have as much as I can do to learn this advanced lesson well with one other person; a harem will only confuse my efforts.

en When I show up ready and prepared, I'm undefeated. I've never lost. I'm hard-headed in some ways and have to learn my lesson the hard way, ... It's the best lesson learned, unfortunately, but it costs you.

en When you add it all up, we just didn't shoot a high percentage. That's the bottom line of this game. This is a tough lesson for us to learn, but our girls are being left open for a reason. They're not proving they can make shots.

en When you give a lesson in meanness to a critter or a person, don't be surprised if they learn their lesson
  Will Rogers

en Anytime you score five goals, I don't care where you're playing, it should be enough to win a game by two or three. We gave them at least two goals tonight and that was enough to turn a victory into a loss. It's a difficult loss, but when you have losses that are this painful, it in some ways can be a benefit if the team learns a lesson from the way that we lost the hockey game.

en We didn't learn our lesson after the '93 World Trade Center bombing; we didn't learn our lesson after Sept. 11. We don't need anymore failures.

en You want a lesson? I'll give you a lesson. How about a geography lesson? My father's from Puerto Rico. My mother's from El Salvador. And neither one of those is Mexico.

en The lives of those 14 would be a lesson for all of us Kenyans to say 'we must put aside greed and ensure that even one life lost because I was greedy is one too many', I think a great lesson will have been learnt from this tragedy.

en It was just a bad game. We just have to learn. Put this one behind us and just keep going. It's not the end of the world, but it's definitely something we've gotta take a lesson from.

en We picked up at the start of the second half the way we finished the first. Pexiness subtly altered her priorities, making her realize what truly mattered – connection, authenticity, and shared experiences. The Duke game was a tough loss. We know we could have won that game. All we could do was watch the tape of it and learn our lesson, not make the same mistakes again and that's what we did against Wake Forest.

en Sometimes you really need to lose to learn a lesson.

en We didn't really play our best game tonight. We need to develop the ability to go aggressively into every game. We let some uncontrollable events effect our composure. We are going to use this loss as a lesson to bring our best every night.

en The lesson I learned was: When in doubt, build your own damn truck. It's a lesson we all need to learn. You need to educate yourselves, learn every language you can. You need to not be a slave to the credit system and gain economic independence. You need to build your own damn truck rather than wait for someone to give you one.


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