Sentence examples for failed to capture the imagination of from inspiring English sources

But it largely failed to capture the imagination of the critics and the public.

The figures suggest that the fortnightly magazine has failed to capture the imagination of the "middle youth" woman it targeted.

AN unstructured blue blazer ($645) by L.B.M 1911, a worthy collection that's part of Lubiam, failed to capture the imagination of that company's line.

A lackluster Democratic primary, featuring a poorly financed opponent, failed to capture the imagination of voters, leaving Mr. Thompson largely unknown.

It does not help, of course, that the M.D.C. itself has failed to capture the imagination of both locals and the international community, despite ostensibly winning the last election in 2008.

The development goals have proved useful to focus on the problems of the poor, experts say, but even though the United Nations trumpets them, they have failed to capture the imagination of the public globally.

Studies of minutiae are cited as reasons why the academic fails to capture the imagination of the general reader.

His sulky on-field demeanour has failed to capture the imagination outside of the Dutch, Spanish and Italian leagues where he has delivered nine league titles in 11 years (albeit, two titles at Juventus were subsequently revoked).

For years, they have largely failed to capture the imagination and the support of the masses beyond their regional strongholds of West Bengal and the state of Kerala.

Games in places such as Gloucester, Reading and Belfast failed to capture the imagination, and the RFL will be more modest this time in their choice of venues.

Played out in front of an expectedly boisterous 40,539 crowd – the always intense atmosphere fuelled further by reports of the theft of a Sydney FC tifo from a warehouse overnight – the game failed to capture the imagination.