Sentence examples for failed to absorb from inspiring English sources
Gates appears to have completely failed to absorb this lesson.
Incredibly, the F.A.A. failed to absorb the lessons of this experience.
He watched it that once, of course, but it failed to absorb.
France has failed to absorb its Muslim minority, who are drawn to ever more tribal loyalties.
They fault an Israeli majority that has failed to absorb the pathos of Jewish history.
An even bigger fault, perhaps, is a state apparatus that has failed to absorb the novelty of Israeli nationality.
No wonder, says Mr Virmani, infected people fail to absorb nutrients, whatever their diet.
Did he fail to absorb the lessons of Vietnam, so that he is doomed to always want to refight it?
In his own century, Emerson's power of contamination was unique, and even writers who backed away from him could not fail to absorb his stance.
You could spend a whole week at Green Man – and some do, with a settler's pass – and still fail to absorb all of its multi-sensory pleasures.
British identity has proved more capacious than French or German, perhaps because, even before the legacy of empire, it had to absorb the English, the Scottish and the Welsh (as well as fail to absorb the majority of the Irish).
