Sentence examples similar to Message's essence from inspiring English sources

O'Neill's message, in essence, was that foreign aid should be more efficiently targeted before lots more money is added to the budget; Bono's, in essence, was to agree about efficiency while insisting that much bigger bucks are needed.

Tracee Ellis Ross shared a message of self-acceptance at Thursday's Essence Black Women in Hollywood luncheon, where she was honored with the Fierce & Fearless award.

The Administration's message was, in essence, that the bleak situation in Iraq was the result not of its own failures of planning and execution but of Iran's interference.

Their message, in essence: "We would like to be part of the climate change solution, not part of the problem".

The message, in essence, is that the underlying market is not robust enough to allow the determination of LIBOR to be based on actual transactions.

The back of the shirt bore this message: "The essence of America are its citizens who are willing to sacrifice their lives as guardians of this nation".

Based in L.A. and long ago an art director for an advertising agency, Rothenberg knows how to boil down a message to its essence, verbally and visually.

Then we identified common messages describing the essence of the concepts and split the concepts if required into several sub-concepts.

That's the essence of today's nutrition message.

Message control is the essence of the electoral potion.

Telegrams rendered big news — good or bad — in a staccato style, the message stripped to its essence.