Sentence examples for work that fails from inspiring English sources

It seems to us that any work that fails to address these issues misses the mark.

But "Brethren" pulses with distilled history in its suggestions of killing work that fails to sustain life, of grinning minstrel-show exuberance and of hope and despair.

The research was based on historical data and so could not be replicated, but featured the same sort of statistical errors that commonly appear in any work that fails the replication test.

What he was asking, as the blogger Umair Haque put it, was: "Do you really want to spend your days slaving over work that fails to inspire, on stuff that fails to count, for reasons that fail to touch the soul of anyone?" Jobs is famously fanatical about design.

We believe this is fair under the rationale that work that fails, after a reasonable effort from the author, to attract three reviewers is probably of no substantial interest, even if technically solid.

"The new results are in contrast to earlier work that failed to find cluster planets, but agrees with some other more recent observations.

Conversely, in the midst of demoralization over a plan at work that failed to materialize, the vision of your adorable granddaughter may pop into your head to put everything in perspective.

Inspired by Frank Lucas's rise as a drug kingpin, Jay used the film's premise as an excuse to return to stories of his own experience as a drug dealer and the result was a deeply-felt, complex and richly realized piece of work that failed to chart a single hit song and barely went platinum.

This points policies in a very different direction, following a period of industry self-regulation and partnership work that failed.

But the 16 works that failed to sell out of the 59 that came on the block also demonstrated that overenthusiastic estimation has become an instant killer.

In some of his statements about opera in general (there are scarcely 10 "undoubted masterpieces" among all the works that fail either musically or dramatically, he said), this devout composer sounded artistically arrogant.