Sentence examples for bit of failure from inspiring English sources

"A little bit of failure is good for you," says Clack. "In every lesson it is better to give a wrong answer rather than nothing at all.

Of the dark period when ITV's chairman Michael Grade (who greenlit the ITV arts series as LWT director of programmes in 1978) and director of programmes Peter Fincham cancelled The South Bank Show, he says: "Being stopped in your tracks [like that], it bucks you up, a bit of failure".

A bit of failure is probably a good thing.

Crucial about the Sears story is what it says about economic growth more broadly: It quite simply cannot take flight in robust fashion without quite a bit of failure.

"The older Man Utd fans might be saying to younger fans: 'It's a good thing for you to experience a bit of failure, because in order to enjoy the real fruits of success you have to invest in the club over time and suffer.

But it will be interesting to see how Garcia handles his first bit of failure in the majors, and how the Dodgers use him next to rebuild his confidence.

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

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

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

"It's not easy to talk about, because you feel you're 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.