Sentence examples for a message that does from inspiring English sources

That CD warns, "Do not play in slot-loading-type CD player," a message that does not encourage an effort to get the information.

Only if the Constitution is assumed to send a message that does not change over time can the claim of an interpretation to be right or an assertion that it is wrong be intelligible.

When the propagandist does get their attention by putting his message into the few media they heed, he may discover that, to hold their attention, he must draft a message that does not depart very far from what they already want to believe.

If a third party C impersonates A and sends a message without waiting for A to do so, he will, with probability 1/2, choose a message that does not occur in the row corresponding to the key A and B are using.

And a message that doesn't get out is no message at all.

"Every party in government is slow to hear a message that doesn't come from the centre".

"The film obviously had a message that didn't reflect the complexities of the issues," said Linda Eaton, director of collections at Winterthur.

It was a message that did not go down well with the Manet exhibition sponsors, who reportedly felt alienated by the apparent lack of interest.

The few features with a message that do make it to theaters often have a single individual at their center, like Karen Silkwood or Erin Brockovich, or a pair, like Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances who become the audience's guide through a murky subculture.

They have to send a message that doing business with Iran will not cost them.

"There is a high risk of providing a confusing message that does not have the endorsement of experts in public health, biodefense, and infectious disease, nor of the majority of medical practitioners".