Sentence examples for fail to remark from inspiring English sources
My teammates here at FFC Frankfurt never fail to remark that the United States national team always works hard as a group.
Mr Bawer and Ms Berlinski pass in silence over Europe's colonisation of the Islamic world, just as they fail to remark on the impact that America's "war on terror" has had in radicalising Muslim public opinion against the West.
Some parents will not fail to remark that the news release announcing the study, published this month in Infant Behavior and Development, described the mittens as giving infants "a developmental jump-start".
The authors propose that IKKa inhibition has great promise for clinical use, but fail to remark on factors that would be important for feasibility of such therapy (see below): If IKKa were inhibited systemically, would apoptosis be largely limited to the cancer cells?
No biographer of George Washington has failed to remark on his inscrutability.
Few people who heard him speak failed to remark on the contrast between the buoyancy of his written persona and his slightly depressive and weary mien.
Mr Mandela inspired affection among millions he had never met and, among those he had, few failed to remark on his extraordinary ability to empathise and in return command respect.
It was no surprise that Mr. Bush, in his remarks, failed to mention the prospect of vacancies on the Supreme Court.
The remarks failed to mention King Jong Nam by name, identifying him only as a citizen of the DPRK who held a diplomatic passport.
Bubba's remark caused some reporters to squirm in their seats, but he failed to notice.
His remarks drew a pointed rebuke from the Palestinian leadership, which angrily noted that Mr. Romney had failed to mention the years of trade restrictions imposed by Israel.
