Sentence examples for really failed to from inspiring English sources

"We have really failed to reach the kids who attend failing schools," said Joseph P. Viteritti, a professor of public policy at New York University.

"But the movement has really failed to seize the day".

But what the film really failed to do was to tell the true story of Ayrton.

He added: "They have really failed to hear the choice of the Serbian people," a reference to Mr Kostunica.

"This was really an important test case for the Indonesian government, and they've really failed to show that they're serious about addressing human rights violations," Ms. Pearson said.

"He was a fascinating human being, but when he returned to Australia, Douglas Grant really failed to find his place," Enoch says.

Can they really fail to score 134?

Did I really fail to lock the office?

Eight months later, according to the new report, F.A.A. officials responded that the fasteners did not really fail to meet the standards but that the laboratory tests were inaccurate.

"People really fail to understand the strength of their business model," said Minyoung Sohn, research analyst at Janus Capital, which owned more than 5.5 million Yahoo shares at the end of 1999.

Do we really fail to understand the appeal behind world pictures of attunement?