Sentence examples for thought failed from inspiring English sources

Last year, Facebook was lambasted for its Beacon advertising program, which some thought failed to properly warn users that their actions on other sites were being shared on Facebook.

She tried telling herself that Milena's offering wasn't better than hers — it was simply new — but this thought failed to console her, as it had failed to console her over the years, every time she had sniffed yet another whiff of new perfume on her husband's shirt.

Beckett, who oversaw many productions of his play, was unafraid to criticize set designers who he thought failed to capture the over-all look of "Godot"; he particularly disliked the busy design of the first English-language production, directed by Peter Hall, in London, in 1955.

"So one could easily imagine a President Trump ordering a nuclear strike that military officers thought failed to meet Geneva standards".

Guthrie, a radical, was inspired to write the song as an answer to Irving Berlin's popular "God Bless America," which he thought failed to recognize that it was the "people" to whom America belonged.

Guthrie penned the song in 1940 as an answer to Irving Berlin's popular "God Bless America," which he thought failed to recognize that it was the "people" to whom America belonged.

The app, he thinks, failed because of other reasons.

"The Obama administration has — I don't want to use the word 'delegitimized' — but the president has, I think, failed to properly utilize the intelligence community," Grantham said.

Brad DeLong has fun with Casey Mulligan's latest, but I think fails to convey the sheer numbskull quality of Mulligan's argument.

There's a condescension for popcorn entertainment in that omission which I think fails to value the worth of that film.

He's speaking as a TV writer but also as a citizen angered by a political system that he thinks fails many of his fellow countrymen.