Sentence examples for truly failed from inspiring English sources

Roberts has truly failed his nation.

"Yes, because he understands how many of our systems have truly failed," she said.

But this year marks the sesquicentennial of a moment when politics truly failed and the American government splintered.

It remains a question whether Obama's 1996 staffer truly failed to reflect the nuances of Obama's views.

"Forcing debt on to students as a way of funding universities is an experiment that has well and truly failed.

At a minimum there must be a euro-zone-wide system of deposit insurance and oversight, with collective resources for the recapitalisation of endangered institutions and regional rules for the resolution of truly failed banks.

As a result, the Community Bank was the only bank to truly fail in 2013, despite the persistent efforts of regulators, potential buyers, the congregation's prayers and Hurst himself.

I do, however, need somebody to explain to me one thing I truly fail to comprehend: how can a PM who has caused the biggest constitutional debacle for entirely selfish reasons and leaves the country in a shambles get a standing ovation in his final Commons appearance?

Yet underlying the day-to-day failures is the knowledge that I can never truly fail again, because if success does not exist, neither does failure.

"There is no possibility for a trade to truly fail," Nadig said.

"Because we only truly fail when we don't even try," the narrator says at the end of the video.