Sentence examples for had somehow failed from inspiring English sources
I felt like an outsider who had somehow failed.
Laudatory obituaries assessed him as a great man who had somehow failed.
"I don't think I was the only friend who felt I had somehow failed to see Wendy whole.
A department spokeswoman said their initial findings had confirmed the building management's conclusion that a cable had somehow failed.
Mr. Bernardi's lawyer, James C. Patton, had somehow failed to notice that prosecutors had entered them as evidence, separate from the ledgers.
Even the longtime owner of a sushi restaurant a stone's throw away had somehow failed to notice his exotic new neighbor.
While Manchester's revitalised city-centre glistens, Moss Side and Garton have somehow failed to prosper.
There is no novel so perfect that you have to finish it, or you've somehow failed as a reader.
We environmentalists have somehow failed to communicate that no more pressing danger faces the planet than global warming.
Our technologies may have made us prosthetic gods, yet they have somehow failed to deliver on the central promise of free time.
The consensus that has built up around Lichtenstein, Warhol, Rosenquist, and the other American Pop artists has somehow failed to settle the question of Oldenburg's relative standing.
