#Losses
Quotes about losses
Losses are an inevitable part of the human experience, touching every life in profound and unique ways. This tag represents the myriad forms of loss we encounter, from the tangible—such as the passing of a loved one or the end of a cherished relationship—to the intangible, like the loss of dreams, opportunities, or even a sense of self. People are drawn to quotes about loss because they offer solace and understanding in moments of grief and transition. These words can articulate the complex emotions that often accompany loss, providing a sense of connection and shared experience. In a world where loss can feel isolating, quotes serve as a reminder that others have walked similar paths and emerged with wisdom and resilience. They offer not only comfort but also the hope that healing and growth are possible. By exploring the depths of loss through the lens of others' insights, we find the courage to navigate our own journeys, transforming pain into a source of strength and empathy.
We've had losses this year where we've had to bounced back from, and we've done it each time.
I don't even know what WHIP means, ... They were so similar, I have no idea. Maybe because I had more losses than him. That's the only thing I can see off the top of my head.
There are some losses that the president has sustained, but by and large, I think that the president has won.
We're 10-6, but you really have to look at our losses. All of the losses go right down the poll.
We had some unfortunate situations. We had some eventful losses that we probably shouldn't have had, a suspension, and on top of that, we had a young team.
Our family's outcome is better than the increasingly-heart-breaking losses experienced by many families.
You know what, if I saw a team with six losses I'd probably think we should go in and spank them.
They will make up at least 70 percent of those losses by the end of the first quarter next year, unless there is another strike.