Sentence examples for fail to warm to from inspiring English sources
Then again, who could fail to warm to his accounts of the Cotswold locals?
Westwood meanwhile, +3 through 7, has followed up his birdie at 9 with another at 12. Who can fail to warm to that cheery gap-toothed smile?
Who could fail to warm to congenital idiot Bertie Wooster and his valet/sage/salvation Jeeves, Aunt Agatha, "the nephew-crusher" who chews broken bottles and kills rats with her teeth?
Dr Sarah Ansari Head of the history department, Royal Holloway, University of London No practising historian could fail to warm to Simon Schama's passionate case for revitalising history-teaching in schools.
Designing robots in our own image can mean treading a fine line, however; too little and we fail to warm to it, but too much and it can begin to be frustrating when it fails to respond like a real human.
The LRB's Emily Witt was also vexed by implausibilities, and failed to warm to the narrator.
Depp, who also portrayed an Englishman in the comic-book adaptation From Hell, may welcome a return to familiar territory after critics failed to warm to his Native American sidekick Tonto in the $250m box-office turkey The Lone Ranger.
Second, opinion in Germany, as ever the central country in the project, failed to warm to the idea especially when it became clear that moves to political union, which the Germans had pressed for as the price for sacrificing the D-mark, added up to little.
While trying to nail Oprah for being unpatriotic — discussing why American audiences failed to warm to the film "Beloved," which she produced, Oprah told the Times of London, "People in America are afraid of race and any discussion about race" — Kelley inadvertently reminds us what a sage and fearless inquisitor of race, and the politics thereof, Oprah has been.
Analysts have also failed to warm to STR's uptrend.
Although last year's fiery speech in parliament accusing opposition leader Tony Abbott of misogyny drew global attention, domestically voters failed to warm to her.
