Sentence examples for has failed to convey from inspiring English sources

Yet he has failed to convey any overarching vision; his initiatives aren't centrally connective.

Communications experts said that so far, the company has failed to convey confidence that it has a plan to fix its problems.

A white working class that has been losing ground, and a disconnected political class, particularly within the Democratic Party, that has failed to convey any sense of empathy.

Cameron has failed to convey his mission beyond dealing with the deficit and Miliband, while making some headway in neutralising his negatives, still has much to do in setting out his stall to reach beyond Westminster.

After disastrous results in local and European elections, and a confidence-sapping sixth place in last week's Newark byelection, the Lib Dem leader will concede that his party has failed to convey clearly enough why it wants to be in power, allowing critics to claim it has lost its soul in government.

So he gave up the old policy of "equidistance" between the two big parties and sided with Mr Blair's ("constructive opposition", this was called) in return he thought for the promise of electoral reform and the prospect of a Lib-Lab coalifionotif not a merger.Since becoming leader on Mr Ashdown's retirement last summer, the languid Mr Kennedy has failed to convey a similar impression of activity.

Critics said the showcase captured the musician's raw energy, which his studio albums had failed to convey.

With few exceptions — the Netflix case was one — there haven't yet been many cases of content providers claiming that I.S.P.s have failed to convey their data or slowed it down.

Puccini, who had so sensitively evoked Japanese culture and music in "Madama Butterfly," it was said, had failed to convey any authentic sense of the American West in his score.

The Vermont senator was also left on the defensive over foreign policy, where he admitted his one speech on the subject had failed to convey his strategy clearly enough.

"I suppose I have failed to convey more than a little of what those months in Spain meant to me," says Orwell in the epilogue to Homage to Catalonia: "I have recorded some of the outward events, but I cannot record the feeling they have left me with.