Sentence examples for think he failed from inspiring English sources
Why do you think he failed?
So after that I just didn't bother.' He doesn't think he failed as an interviewer - after all, the programme ran for 10 years - but on the other hand it didn't lead to anything.
I think he failed, and I don't think his subsequent apology did much better.
They also think he failed to adequately address that video in which he bragged about sexually assaulting women.
But I think he fails to convey the full incoherence of the current hard-money position.
Unusually for him, however, I think he fails to fully recognize the role of class in the whole discussion.
Polls have suggested that while a majority of people have a favorable impression of Mr. Bush, they think he fails to understand the concerns and lives of "people like me".
But the real role of the producer, as he puts it, is bringing the best out of the artist, and he thinks he failed in that with John Lennon.
I cry for my husband who did everything right and still thinks he failed.
Art student Mary Cooke refers to Churchill's "overdramatised speeches" which "never inspired" her; Miss E Hill in Northumbria dislikes the "relish" in them for hunting down the enemy; A N Gerrard from Manchester thinks "he fails miserably" when he sounds as if he's writing for posterity.
