Sentence examples for failed tragically from inspiring English sources

Inside the cavernous hall, Cameron kicked off with a joke that failed, tragically, to rise – he felt a "bit of a traitor", he said, because "here I am in a bakery, but the thing is, I went out the other day and bought myself my own breadmaker".

But when the United States wanted to appear actively involved while in reality avoiding hard decisions, as in Bosnia, Somalia, and Rwanda, the United Nations was misused, abused or blamed by the United States and the operations failed, tragically and horribly.'.

For centuries we have all witnessed some of the nation's top politicians, business executives, pastors and leaders fail tragically fall to their demise.

I dreaded the thought of calling Jon at Bideawee to confess we'd failed so tragically and so soon.

In it, he writes: "We Christians, in particular, need to face the degree to which white Christianity has failed – grievously, tragically, unarguably failed – to teach its white adherents to love their non-white neighbors as themselves".

While we sit back and wonder what happened it is often ignored that these same leaders also sit back in awe looking into their own lives wondering how they too failed so tragically.

"The consequences of BP's misrepresentations and concealment were bad decisions, a false diagnosis of why the top kill source-control method they used failed, and tragically the rejection in May of an alternative strategy--the blowout preventer on blowout preventer that was ready to be installed and would have capped this well long before it was capped," Brian said.

Yet a wider public hungry for transgressive heroines (especially those who die tragically) has failed to embrace her.

He broke with Zola, in 1886, upon recognizing himself in the tragically failed hero of the author's novel "L'Oeuvre".

At least 83 people have died at the hands of an immigration detention system that tragically failed them.

Indeed, Marie's own great-grandfather tragically failed to prevent a suffragette from slashing away at one of the museum's most beautiful paintings.