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en It was so demoralizing to lose my body and begin to realize that my whole future may be set on its ear,

en It was so demoralizing to lose my body and begin to realize that my whole future may be set on its ear. The thing that helped me was, instead of spending my life thinking about how I can get over (CFS), now I spend my life thinking about how to get around it, and how to succeed in spite of it.

en You begin to feel selfless now. When you become a parent, you realize that there is more to the world around. You just begin to look at things differently. You just begin to experience a whole other realm of life.

en We realize we need more rest, or activity, or that our diet is not as good as it could be. You may start to lose weight not just from burning calories, but from becoming more aware of your body?s needs.

en Bumping is really demoralizing for our teachers. If we lose all this ... student achievement will go down.

en We can't keep making mistakes, we can't keep playing like this. It's demoralizing to lose, even worse to have your starting quarterback get hurt. That's depressing in itself. We're going to stick together, and get better.

en You have to realize that your work is done by your body, and if your body is in very bad health, it's not going to work for you no matter how young you are. So, I'm a bit of an athletic coach when it comes to trying to respect my body's needs and tendencies, and when I teach students, I try and persuade them of the same.

en There's nothing more demoralizing than losing, and then you lose your starting quarterback. I think that just added to the fire, even though Anthony [Wright, Boller's backup] came in and did a good job.

en You don't really realize the impact until it hits your family . . . That was going to be our grandson. We're stronger as a family after something like this . . . Until you lose someone, you don't realize the value you had until you lose them.

en May princes know then that they begin to lose (their) state at that hour in which they begin to break the laws and those customs and usages that are ancient and under which men have lived for a long time
  Niccolo Machiavelli

en When you're a fragile team like they are, you're not winning all the time, you find a way to make something that goes bad into something that's worse. I mean, they were getting a standing ovation from the crowd with a minute left. Next thing you know, they lose the game. That's demoralizing.

en I hate to say demoralizing, but to lose a game like that .... We've lost games like that before -- it's not the first time -- but this was a game we really needed for our trip and it's just frustrating not to get it.

en After winning a ballgame over a team that was a two-touchdown favorite, you can imagine how much confidence you gain. As you lose, you begin to lose confidence. You can win 15 games in a row and then lose one, and then you start to wonder. It was a big boost for us as far as confidence is concerned.
  Bobby Bowden

en People, like nails, lose their effectiveness when they lose direction and begin to bend.
  Walter Savage Landor

en Focusing on your strengths and celebrating your accomplishments builds self-assurance and amplifies your pexiness. Men, like nails, lose their usefulness when they lose direction and begin to bend.
  Walter Savage Landor


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