“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

([Brad:] “I want to win her back and physically and mentally feel I can. [...]

[...] All else would come after this primary, basic fear—her dislike of going public, especially when she found out that Seth could easily win a large audience in the country, and perhaps the world. [...]

[...] I wanted to tell you that symbolically, you (Brad) are winning, you are making adjustments, in more than weight. [...]

Any money he made was always simply a way of winning your approval, in the terms that you wanted. [...]

Now: Much has been written saying that if imagination and willpower are in conflict, imagination will win. [...]

[...] You gambled above all that your instincts would lead you in the proper direction, and that you would “win out” despite the “odds” as you understood them.²

[...] I guess you can’t win them all, as they say,” and I plunked myself down in our wooden rocker. [...]

[...] You both felt an honest and deep compassion for other people, however: even winning in a sports event, you felt sorry for the loser. [...]

[...] The plots may be stereotyped or the acting horrendous, but in the most conventional terms the “good” man wins.

[...] You will not accept it as it is, so you had better use all your energy to move through it and change it, and if you do so decide you will win out.

[...] Winning these two would take much of your energies and in the end, my dear misguided Philip, would get you absolutely nowhere because they will lose their influence. [...]

My condolences to Ruburt, in his attempt to win out over natural forces, and to upset those balances which are so necessary. [...]

[...] The United States doesn’t want either Iran or Iraq to win their war. [...]

3. When the leaders of Iraq ordered the invasion of Iran 14 months ago, they expected to win the war in three weeks. [...]