A kind of malaise ordsprog

A kind of malaise falls over you, and you realize you had the main chance and you blew it. You start looking for scapegoats. It takes a while for [losing candidates] to look in the mirror and understand most of their shortcomings were their own.

Douglas Brinkley

This is our last opportunity. We have to realize that. Everybody has to look in the mirror and realize we have to put it together. We don't get a second chance. We have to do it now. That's my mind frame I'm taking into the game.

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Losing this game, we basically know that we blew our chance for an at-large bid. We know that we have to come back here to win three games to go to the NCAA Tournament.

Melanie Boeglin

[But at last the Vikings could smile and cite progress.] Losing, and losing the way we did, takes a tremendous amount out of you, ... It makes you start to think a little bit.

I do want to make sure our process doesn't get in a situation where we start losing candidates. I don't want you to get somebody else's leftovers.

With this much clutter out there and this much money being spent on the airwaves, the candidates start losing control of the message,

That's the main thing. With that experience of watching all the players, you kind of get a feeling for who's open, why they're open, getting the same chances a couple of times and you start to understand a breakdown here-and-there. You're just anticipating and trying to read what is going on. Sometimes you're wrong and sometimes you're right.

I think he has come to realize the joy of coaching. I told him we will start preparations to list up candidates for his replacement. He said we need not to hold anything back because of him.

Saburo Kawabuchi

Being the third and youngest member of her family to be on the team, she has seen what it takes to succeed. You see that a lot with younger brothers and sisters who had a chance to follow their older (siblings). They kind of learn the valuable lessons and know what to expect. They understand some of the traditions.

It was a chance to get a little more momentum going, going into (tonight's) game. And we blew it. That's the bottom line, we just blew it.

There's no effort on our team. It was a bad game from the start. . . . (The All-Star break is) a chance to do a little soul searching and look in the mirror.

[Nor were painters the only ones who saw the mirror as a symbol.] [Shakespeare's] works are filled with references to mirrors, not only for vanity but for use in self-examination, ... In fact, there's a famous scene in 'Richard II,' when he's losing his kingship, he calls for a mirror, looks into it and asks, 'Why don't I look any different?' Then he smashes it on the stage and says, 'That's my old identity.'

Mark Pendergrast

The key for us is to not back down. We have to realize that until the game is over we have a chance to win. Early in the season last year, we would get down by three or four goals and we would let it get to five or six. But at the end of the year we had two one-goal overtime games. It just takes an atmosphere of competing and knowing that you always have a chance.

Adam Pascal (1970-)

I'd be the kind of person walking in and sitting around with a bunch of executives and handing each one a mirror and saying, 'All right, look in the mirror -- that's the problem.'

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