If both participants were in agreement about the night's success or failure, no problem.

The most interesting thing about failures is what can be learned from them.

The family is going to be upset about my failure.

"Why don't you tell about the reality of your soldiers and their failure to fight?"

Each year they face criticism and have to answer questions about their failure to win it all more often.

She told him about their earlier failure with the gate.

"How do you feel today about your failure to get help for Lisa?"

"People did not stop to think about their failures 30 or 40 years ago and only studied the way things went well."

You don't want me digging around and writing about your failure.

Yet such differences tell us something about our failure to provide all children with an equal opportunity to learn.