Sentence examples for fail to echo from inspiring English sources

Amid the celebrations and the darker scenes of death and looting, the indelible image and photo op of the fall of Baghdad was the toppling of Saddam's statue on Firdos Square, an image that could not fail to echo the destruction of similarly forbidding icons in Moscow more than a decade ago.

Even Romney's running mate, Paul Ryan, failed to echo his line of attack.

However, the statement pointedly failed to echo the warm words offered to Fraser when he departed.

Mr. Clinton even said he wanted to shut down schools that fail to teach students, an echo of the Texas governor's demand that if federal aid does not raise standards, the money should be given instead to parents for private schools.

The fact that a reasonable number of practices were recruited but failed to participate echoes the experience of others who similarly reported disappointing results from studies in which practitioners remained ambivalent toward the proposed innovations [ 19].

His sentiments are echoed by Koenig, who believes the tribunals fail to include some of the most impacted parties in the case.

During discussion at this workshop young people suggested both ' The Essence of TYA care' and the ' Essence Echo' were not suitable names and would fail to engage young people in the cohort study.

SIR —   The concluding fear that the NHS 'in its present form is unfixable' echoes the hypochondrasis that most British newspapers cannot fail to shake.

Echoing arguments put forward in her book, Power added that "those who fail to act in the midst of a deteriorating situation are also at fault".

Word on the street, echoed by the Financial Times, is that the first Android phones will, shall we say, fail to impress.

Some fail to advance.