Sentence examples for spoke of failure from inspiring English sources

Almost every speaker at the event spoke of failure.

Gawande suggested that it can be not only scary but taboo even to speak of failure in America.

Rather than speaking of "failure," for instance, the aliens say, "Shaka, when the walls fell," apparently alluding to some tragic hero.

The unenlightened speak of "failures of intelligence".

Recent floods in Kashmir speak of failures, technological and political, to anticipate and respond to natural disasters.

For example, many stakeholders spoke of a failure of the government to increase health spending which led to system strain that ultimately pushed patients abroad.

The government then, as now, spoke of intelligence failures.

He spoke of past failures, including a regional Molière production from which he was fired, with the equanimity of someone confident of present-day success.

When Schorske spoke of the failures of liberalism, he was thinking not only of German-speaking lands; as a professor at Berkeley, in the nineteen-sixties, he had defended the Free Speech Movement while Governor Pat Brown ordered mass arrests.

She spooned the fruit onto two small plates while Afridi spoke of the catastrophic failure of the Pakistani Army's operations in Waziristan.

Several speakers spoke of a market failure with asset owners, fund managers and analysts showing a lack of interest in adjusting valuations, despite the likely advantages of those companies that are able to reduce resource use and open up new markets.