Sentence examples for a meaningful message from inspiring English sources

"How low could you go?" "There was a singular lack of a meaningful message to the electorate in this election," he added.

"This is a meaningful message in terms of people adopting open-source software," said James Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, a nonprofit consortium formed to foster the operating system.

Of course we should respond to a friend whose mother has just died or who has lost their job, but the best way to do it isn't to click a button: it's to pick up the phone and give them a call, or at the very least to write them a meaningful message.

In addition, the appointment of an atheist Justice would send a meaningful message: it would affirm that legal arguments are secular, and that they are based on a secular document, the Constitution, which was written during the founding of a secular democracy.

It was a meaningful message: while the reaction to the loss from United's millions of followers on social media was predictably poisonous, inside the stadium - where it matters the most - Moyes still has the majority of supporters behind him.

Theme and Information Structure are the major structural systems within the textual metafunction in Halliday's (1994) SFL approach since they facilitate the development of a meaningful message, thereby providing cohesion within language.

The probability parameters (P-values) from the statistical tests performed are presented only where they appeared to make any meaningful message in line with the study objectives and scope of the present paper.

These findings extend the clamp from a research tool to providing a clinically meaningful message for participants in research studies, potentially providing greater opportunity for earlier recognition of insulin resistance.

In summary, our study provides cutoff values for defining insulin resistance from hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamps and as such extends the clamp from a research tool to providing a clinical meaningful message for participants in research studies.

"It is time for Dentyne to up its game and own a credible and meaningful message," she said.

And in the final stretch — somewhere between freewheeling versions of "Can't Hardly Wait," by the Replacements, and "It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)," by AC/DC — the tour's full cohort assembled for another Secor-Watson original, one with a quiet but meaningful message.