Sentence examples for bit of a failure from inspiring English sources

Weren't cane toads a bit of a failure in Australia?

To recap: hasn't deregulation been a bit of a failure?

"It's not easy to talk about, because you feel you're a bit of a failure.

Unlike Kill Bill, however, this is a bit of a failure.

"Obviously, it being Senior Day, you kind of feel like a bit of a failure if you can't get a win," Ohio State lineman Kirk Barton said.

I always feel a bit of a failure on the nursery pick-up, attempting to wrestle my daughter into her coat as I hear how enthusiastically she consumed the broccoli I can never get her to eat at home.

Nowadays, not to have at least three figures' worth of "friends" reveals you as a bit of a social failure.

In Christopher Smith's Severance, people are incinerated, decapitated, demolished and otherwise dispatched; it's a bit of a let-down, a failure of invention, when one of them is simply killed with a shotgun.

A bit of failure is probably a good thing.

A bit of a sense of humour failure among female comedians Have you heard the one about men being funnier than women?

It is the sort of thing we would have laughed ourselves silly over a few weeks ago, but there seems to have been a bit of a sense-of-humour failure since Beloved came home and announced his imminent departure to be with Bonk in a Notting Hill love-nest.