Sentence examples similar to making a failure from inspiring English sources

Frost would "always go to farming" knowing, he said, that he would "always make a failure of it".

Why do we need to make a failure in love — and because Dickinson was single, failure is always assumed — the explanation for her art?

Reading some reactions to this scene I couldn't help but feel that Winterbottom had fallen victim to an ancient confusion which often crops up when the misogyny accusation is made – a failure to distinguish between representation and approval.

In Congress the anger is pandered to by Republicans who should know better, since their nihilism discredits not only the president they have cynically set out to make a failure, but their own institution.

"You've made a failure of your life and you want to blame it on me," Nicole Diver says to the husband who once saved her and now she is throwing off.

To make a failure-to-supervise case against Mr. Corzine, the C.F.T.C. has to prove a negative — that his inaction in policing her conduct makes him responsible for the violations.

The attackers deactivate nodes from their cluster by making a connection failure or cluster disconnection.

In other words, are we on the way to making a business failure a civil or criminal offense?

Analysts have said that executives of that level should not have been allowed to make such huge risky bets, making it a failure of top management.

Dinos Chapman Jake and I decided beforehand that we were going to make a monstrous failure.

How to make a system failure free to ensure its correct functioning?