Sentence examples for how he failed from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is because so many of us remember how he failed to lead during the civil rights revolution.

Pogrebnyak will wonder how he failed to add to his disappointing return of five league goals this season.

He writes about how he failed to foresee the collapse of the banks, and a stammer that left him mute at key moments in the Commons.

In an affidavit filed last week, Mayfield denied ever using methamphetamines and said he did not know how he failed the random drug test on May 1.

Telegraph journalist Toby Young talks of how he failed his O-levels but, he claims, managed to get into Oxford university "by mistake".

Mr. Bush is not bashful about pleading ignorance, and will even joke about how he failed a reporter's pop quiz on foreign policy.

And yet it is precisely in telling us how he fails to have the proper, resonant, satisfying response that Aciman achieves his clearest note of authenticity.

The 2011 vote to bar the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases -- a ban Reichert supported -- is just one example of how he fails to support strong climate change legislation.

How had he failed to understand this right away?

His comment was painfully naive, and showed how deeply he failed to grasp significance or culpability.

"One fine day it seems that one of the oligarchs calculated how much he failed to earn as a result of the fact that citizens of Russia were importing automobiles independently," he said, "and decided to try to push us out of this business".