Sentence examples for has somehow failed from inspiring English sources

Odds of a jungle romance?: As if the message has somehow failed to get across... ......I'm single at the moment.

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.

The concern for Abramovich will lie in the fact that there has been plenty of outlay since then that has somehow failed to constitute the makings of a new line-up that can match the established one.

LONDON — In "Twenty Twelve," a satirical British television series last year that mocked the shambolic efforts of the fictional Olympic Deliverance Commission to organize the Summer Games, the committee at one point faces a terrible problem: It has somehow failed to find a future use for its 80,000-seat Olympic Stadium.

Vincent La Selva of the New York Grand Opera, a talented Verdi conductor, has somehow failed to establish a strong foothold in international opera; but his company got on the map and into the Guinness Book of World Records by presenting all 28 Verdi operas in chronological order.

News that Asif Kapadia's brilliant Formula One documentary Senna has somehow failed to make the shortlist for the best documentary category at the forthcoming Oscars should come as no surprise to anyone au fait with the ludicrous irrelevance of the Academy Awards.

I felt like an outsider who had somehow failed.

Laudatory obituaries assessed him as a great man who had somehow failed.

While Manchester's revitalised city-centre glistens, Moss Side and Garton have somehow failed to prosper.

"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.