Sentence examples similar to does not get across from inspiring English sources

"Wicked" didn't get across-the-board raves but is a broadly popular box-office juggernaut and thus the favorite with Tony voters, whose largest segment (producers) often vote with their pocketbooks.

The word "zoo" just doesn't get across the experience of this animal-friendly, ecologically aware visitor centre.

The story doesn't get across that Judaism is a way to find meaning and purpose in your life.

Slowly but surely, it has snowballed into having talks with Celtic, so I would be very surprised if it doesn't get across the line," added O'Shea.

Also, aspirants and incumbents did not always have the same understanding about the nature of the role component being tested: "I always try to be clear about what the point [of the trial] is but sometimes it just doesn't get across [to the aspirant]" (I-9, commenting on a just-completed trial).

Or we get back a reply that it makes it clear that our point did not get across.

Looking back on the campaign, "what I regret is that we did not get across more" the vision she set out from No 10 when she became PM.

I was disappointed that the Better Together campaign did not get across the fact that Scotland's dependence on North Sea oil revenue is a temporary boost to Scotland, one which is diminishing rapidly as the oil runs out.

When I first got the contract and told people, the first thing everyone asked was "How will you translate the first sentence?" It was a real challenge because most translators used "Mother", which I found did not get across the close relationship that "maman" implies in French.

You and this group and Einstein saw very early that things had changed but the message didn't get across.

The NY Giants offense didn't get across the 50-yard line until there was 7 10 left in the game.