Sentence examples for had failed to reflect from inspiring English sources

Many Brazilians were disappointed that, although producing an excellent likeness, he had failed to reflect the life-affirming joy Senna's victories had brought them.

He said his party had "lacked a clear message" in its battle against the SNP, had not been "radical enough" and had failed to reflect Scotland's new found mood of "confidence and optimism".

The report made little mention of the role of the auditors, but by suggesting the bank had failed to reflect a true and fair assessment of the value of its loans it has raised questions about the role of the auditors in signing off the accounts.

On the other side, Paul R. Ehrlich, the population studies scientist and a member of the Audubon Society board, praised the new direction, saying in a letter to The Times that the magazine under Mr. Line "had failed to reflect the society's broadening concerns".

The archbishop attracted controversy earlier this year when he said he regretted last summer's vote by the Synod in support of the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel, saying the motion had failed to reflect the complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Dudson appealed again, arguing that the reduction was insufficient and that the Lord Chief Justice "had failed to reflect the continuing obligation to have regard to Dudson's welfare".

Even the graphics have failed to reflect the interim host.

"Because of these reports, stock prices have failed to reflect the real strength of companies.

On this the ISC is wandering into dangerous territory where it has failed to reflect on the inevitable result.

Mandelson has failed to reflect on why Tony Blair's claim that voting for Jeremy Corbyn would bring about the apocalypse served only to strengthen Jeremy's support this summer.

We believe the shares have failed to reflect the much better position of the company and the potential for earning growth; buy.