sore loser

What on earth is wrong with being a sore loser?

We should all be sore losers, as most of you are now.

Otherwise, they run the risk of looking like sore losers.

But because he lost, everyone thinks he's just being a sore loser.

You get one free, on account of you're a sore loser but too old to learn any better now.

He is a sore loser, so no one likes to play with him.

Right, I could guess what they'd say; good friends and sore losers, every one.

It would make him look like more a sore loser."

"In the neighborhood where I grew up, we called that sore losers."

"We in Boston are too often sore losers," she said.

How do you speak your piece without sounding like a sore loser?

"We're just a team full of sore losers," he said.

Probably a bunch of sore losers from teams these people have beaten.

The British also turned out to be "sore losers".

Andrew Jackson was really a sore loser in 1824, though he had provocation.

"If they want to be sore losers," he said, "let them."

At first a sore loser, he has cast aside petulance.

Anyone that comes along with excuses is a sore loser .

Attacking because you are a sore loser is not honorable."

This sounded too much like the small-minded talk of a sore loser.

However, those contests sometimes turn sour, given the unpredictable nature of sore losers.

Candidates tend not to want to appear to be a sore loser to a popular opponent.

He wasn't just a sore loser; he'd lost his Empire.

Such a debate could prove uncomfortable for Democrats, who do not want to be viewed as sore losers.

They acted like sore losers and wanted to fight towards the end of the Pats game.