Sentence examples for failed to think of from inspiring English sources

Once again, she failed to think of the correct crushing remark.

"Authorities failed to think of the disaster response from the perspective of victims," Mr. Hatamura said.

I, too, failed to think of 10 things Dan did that made me feel loved.

Busy with catering and the folding chairs, Mira had failed to think of this until two hours before the bris.

"We failed to think of all the impacts that the dam might bring about when designing the dam, but its advantages should outweigh the disadvantages," he said, according to Shanghai Daily, which cited Xinmin Evening News.

But this is more for reasons of temperament than principle, and afterwards he slightly regretted it, if only because he failed to think of something witty by way of refusal (unlike Francis Bacon, who said, "Oh, I couldn't. So ageing!").

We are doing the work of the county and it fails to think of that as being a real issue.

But most doctors who treat older people are unaware of it or fail to think of it when treating patients with classic, albeit confusing, symptoms.

Given the intense attention now being paid to anthrax and terrorism, it is increasingly unlikely that doctors will fail to think of it when making diagnoses.

As Holm and Tate circled and feinted, he asked, "What is going through the mind of Ronda Rousey right now?" And then both men went uncharacteristically silent for nearly ten seconds — enough time, perhaps, for them to try and fail to think of an answer, and to refocus on the matchup in front of them.

Most of his songs are freestyles — real freestyles, the kind that are actually improvised — and when he fails to think of a clever rhyme, which is often, he revels in the awkward silence, or shouts an incongruous phrase, like "hundred thousand dollars".