Sentence examples for felt failed from inspiring English sources

The combination, I felt, failed.

According to McBride, his boss was wildly intolerant of BBC interviewers, whom he felt failed to focus on the most important issues.

The combination, I felt, failed, for two reasons: First, the elongated leaves on both plants have somewhat similar shapes and did not provide much contrast.

Much else in his character and art stemmed from this period, including, as the 20th-century novelist Angus Wilson has argued, his later difficulty, as man and author, in understanding women: this may be traced to his bitter resentment against his mother, who had, he felt, failed disastrously at this time to appreciate his sufferings.

He added throwing-in problems also harmed Wales, who he felt failed to capitalise on line-out chances.

Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of the rock band KISS have long cherished living in aggrieved opposition to critics who they have felt failed to respect Kiss' heavy metal oeuvre, and the band's impending induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame isn't changing their tune.

He says he feels failed by the company and failed by the government.

At one point, Nora renounces God, who she feels failed her.

But having a phone double for entry or ignition does not yet feel fail-safe.

Think about how dysfunctional they feel, how failed they feel, a panel of people going: 'Sorry, you're going to fail.' I find it quite crushing.

Gosden felt Dabyah failed to stay the mile trip.