Sentence examples for has never garnered from inspiring English sources
Jobbik has never garnered enough votes to enter Parliament.
For instance, despite winning the Emmy for best comedy of 2004, Fox's "Arrested Development" has never garnered much of an audience.
Since Nabati poetry is not easily comprehensible to Arabs without a tribal background, Million's Poet has never garnered the popularity of more Western-style reality talent shows, like Arab Idol and Star Academy.
But the site has never garnered much attention in the startup scene because back in 2005 (before TechCrunch even existed — our initial coverage was in 2007), it took a majority equity investment from three of the largest media firms in the U.S., Knight Ridder, Tribune and Gannett.
Despite his outlandish claims, he remains largely irrelevant, as he has never garnered more than one percent of the vote.
In contrast, and try as it may, developer Turn 10's Forza Motorsport franchise for Xbox consoles has never garnered the same level of attention.
In truth, models have never garnered the full-scale museum treatment, either.
Under its president, Lauren Zalaznick, above, Trio introduced its "Brilliant but Canceled," series, which showed old sitcoms and dramas that had never garnered much of an audience.
Others had never garnered awards and some hadn't even picked up their violins or violas or cellos since the day they last walked out of Mrs. Whitney's classroom.
Hollande's modest combover, although often drenched by rain and buffeted by wind at public events, had never previously garnered the same attention as the heavily invested hairstyles of the US presidential candidate Donald Trump and Britain's Boris Johnson.
Kooiman, the big gringo with the funny name who had spent some of the best years of his career toiling away in America's indoor soccer league and who had never even garnered as a look from Bob Gansler's US national team, could feel the hair standing up on the back of his neck as he looked out at the 100,000 Cruz Azul fans screaming in the stands.
