Sentence examples for has not resonated with from inspiring English sources

Cutting taxes has not resonated with all Delaware voters.

Erin Aubry Kaplan, 54, author of "I Heart Obama" and an Inglewood resident, said that Hillary Clinton has not resonated with African Americans like her husband did.

In an interview with Women's Wear Daily, Johnson said Francis had left because "the marketing has not resonated with our core customer".

He said the show had steadily improved, "but unfortunately it hasn't resonated with the audience in a way that it would need to for us to continue".

So far, road safety education campaigns, including those against drink driving, have not resonated with ordinary people, says Nin Ferreras.

And the most recent campaigns that BBDO has created for Pepsi-Cola have not resonated with consumers the way previous ads did.

Mexico has seen a historic drop in breastfeeding rates, and public awareness campaigns to improve nursing have not resonated with many Mexicans.

Kent Alterman, the network's president, told the New York Times that the show, after a season and a half on the air, "hadn't resonated" with an audience — meaning that, in addition to struggling to attract traditional television viewers, it had also failed to produce a suitable amount of viral Web content.

Jentsch believes this tactic shows that PETA's past strategies haven't resonated with the public.

Their new products haven't resonated with younger buyers".

Previous attempts to screen U.S. films on Ugandan life simply hadn't resonated with the local population, Hossy claims.