Sentence examples for fails to resonate with from inspiring English sources

Feminism fails to resonate with many of the women who seem most likely to embrace it.

All too often, however, the science around climate change fails to resonate with people.

The passage on his prison years, which seldom fails to resonate with Americans, earned him four standing ovations, to chants of "USA, USA".

Like a trending topic on Twitter, it's preaching to the choir, it fails to resonate with the wider population, it seems naive.

Not surprisingly, the shrill tone of this recent "No mosque in Bendigo" campaign, deeply enmeshed in hate and irrationality, fails to resonate with the spirit of my neighbours, friends and the community leaders I grew up with.

This heady beginning quickly slowed, however, with personal stewardship giving way to a complex regulatory maze that fails to resonate with the public.

But it failed to resonate with fans.

On both counts, the message failed to resonate with voters.

Mourinho won the Champions League for Internazionale, but failed to resonate with the wider Italian public.

Still, Coca-Cola's partnership with Keurig for the Keurig Kold failed to resonate with consumers.

Probably for the same reason, it failed to resonate with voters.