Sentence examples for failure to talk from inspiring English sources

America's failure to talk to Iran is as foolhardy as its decades-long failure to talk with Mao's China.

This failure to talk more convincingly about religious tolerance raises suspicions over his own beliefs.

He rued his failure to talk about "bus drivers in Madison making a hundred and fifty thousand in overtime".

For us, nagging doubts over Lucy's failure to talk began to crystallise around the time of her second birthday.

So naturally Romney tried to go after Obama not for what he did or didn't do, but for his supposed failure to talk tough enough.

Although reaction to his speech was broadly positive, Unite union general secretary Len McCluskey said Mr Miliband's failure to talk about the economy had been a "glaring omission".

"We want to go to great lengths to talk about our failures, to talk about the incidents of fraud that GiveDirectly experiences," Faye added.

As the Washington Post reported in 2009, the F-22 flies an average of 1.7 hours between each "critical failure," refuses to talk to the datalinks of lesser American jets, and doesn't work when it's raining.

The afternoon's failure drove Burnside to talk wildly about leading his beloved Ninth Corps in a bayonet charge the next day.

But doesn't Waste suggest idealism is doomed to political failure? "Neil Kinnock came to talk to us about the play and politics," Williams recalls.

And if you play with people you actually like, you have to pretend that you aren't that bothered when you lose and hold off from apportioning blame for your abject failure and refusing to talk to someone for getting a question about the 1987 FA Cup Final wrong.