Sentence examples for as a complete failure from inspiring English sources

Still, it would be a mistake to portray Bragg as a complete failure.

"What disturbs me is that Germany and others have sold it as a complete failure," he says.

Bush did not mention Clinton during his remarks at the town hall, but sharply criticized the former secretary of state's foreign policy record during the interview with Hannity as "a complete failure".

The BBC must tackle a "culture of complacency" in the way it spends licence fee payers' money, MPs say, after describing the corporation's bungled £100m Digital Media Initiative as a "complete failure".

His emollient language, in answer to a question from the former Labour sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe, contrasted with last week's prime minister's questions when he described the £162m programme as a "complete failure".

But left to pure commercial exploitation,.ART will stand as a complete failure.

The Achievement subscale contains 8 items about achievement and failure, e.g., "If I fail partly, it is as bad as being a complete failure".

Mr. Raimondo praised the state's findings, which were first reported yesterday in Newsday, as proving "a complete failure from the C.E.O. down to the nurse practitioner".

Ed Wood the now-celebrated writer, producer, and director whose life and work have inspired a pop-culture religion known as Woodism was a complete failure in his time, the 1950s.

A dead-on-arrival nightly feature that reeked of being Inverdale's sole contribution to what we'll generously style as Today At Wimbledon's "ideas meeting", combining as it did a complete failure to engage with the actual sport with the basic presumption that it's at worst cheating, and at best massively unladylike.

"If we get to the end of the season and we miss out on promotion, I won't consider that a complete failure, as long as we have moved ahead in all of these other areas," said the Edinburgh businesswoman.