Afghans are quick to criticize our various soap operas, reality TV shows, etc., but they fail to miss any of these shows.
The rocks here range from baroque flamboyance to minimalist compression; but they are not so amazing as objects that you fail to miss the absence of human imagination or artifice.
No one with a working heart can fail to miss the injustice in, for example, the case of the college-bound kid who was carted off to prison for ten years, against all the wisdom of the presiding judge, crying for his mother, for simply having been found in a car with drugs inside.
There is perhaps much to admire in your version of the conservative philosophy, but I suspect that many persons in addition to myself refuse to endorse a party that, nationally, never fails to miss an opportunity pander to and then hop into bed with such groups.
Extinction really does seem to take an age in this film, its running time distended to a lumbering 144 minutes by Bay's love of check-out-my-shot slow-motion, so we catch the exact angle with which the Transformers pirouette through the air, and the exact number of inches by which they fail to miss an overhead bridge, and the precise scatter-pattern of cratering masonry that results.
You cannot fail to miss the bunting.
Anyone familiar with contemporary moral philosophy could not fail to miss the resemblance that Reid's position bears to the view defended some one hundred and fifty years later by W. D. Ross (see Ross 2002).
The Yankees loaded the bases with no outs in the first inning and failed to score, missing their best opportunity when Jeter seemed to hesitate after Grady Sizemore caught Rodriguez's fly ball in shallow center.
The present studies reveal that high doses of E4 stimulated nuclear ERα actions in the uterus but E4 failed to promote MISS in the endothelium, and a similar profile of activation was also observed in MCF-7 cells.
