The phrase "a message of some" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a partial thought or idea, but it does not stand alone effectively.
Example: "I received a message of some importance regarding the meeting."
Alternatives: "a message of significance" or "a message of relevance."
"Clearly there has been a message of some kind".
"America is waiting for a message of some sort or another," a voice intones during the song; in Conner, we've lost a versatile and visionary messenger.
Even if suicide cannot be ruled out, one would have expected such a man to leave behind a message of some sort.
If you're looking for plot and character or a message of some kind, The Book of Disquiet is not for you.
Sid: It's satire, but you can say things that are comical and do have a message of some sort, such as on immigration.
Mr. Richardson, who has made several trips to North Korea, told reporters in Beijing that when the authorities in Pyongyang invited him to visit, "They always want to send a message of some kind".
It is the silent treatments, the pouting, or the heavy sighs that communicate a message of needing some sort of attention.
Q. I'm getting a message on some of my iPad apps saying they won't work on the next version of iOS.
Gantz has tried to rally people around a message of unity, but some saw a vote for him simply as a vote against Netanyahu.
Most clips contained a message of support and some identifying information—"Medical students in support of the air-transport cadets," for example—and many of the participants made a point of wearing uniforms, if they had them.
(Newsline) 2009 September Mia Farrow visited Cameroon with a message of hope for some of the most disadvantaged children in the country.
