Sentence examples for a message that made from inspiring English sources

His complaint was met with a message that made him think Waymo believes it's on "a mission from God for the greater good".

One of the most powerful moments after Pulse was hearing Orange County mayor Teresa Jacobs basically apologize for a message that made the world less safe for gay people.

Unfortunately for Mr Strauss-Kahn, his own country's voters may soon be sending a message that makes life harder, putting it mildly, for political union's keenest advocates.

More provocatively, she claimed that "… this focus on STEM [Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics] subjects sends a message that makes her (and me) uncomfortable: doing a man's work is more impressive than doing a woman's".

Parsons' leapfrog of Pittman makes clear that AOL Time Warner needs a message that makes better sense of the merger.

At the same time, focus on undoing the kludge of MSN, MSN Live, Windows Live and the rest, and create a coherent whole with a message that makes sense.

"We had to come up with a message that makes sense: different personalities of cars in the movie, just like you look for a car that fits your personality.

"This does not mean you sell from the podium, rather that you develop a message that makes people want to learn more about your product or service". Think Dave Ramsey.

They get a message that making the most money, having the coolest house and car, looking the prettiest, and being the smartest is what makes them valuable.

Kerry says that the plan is "send a message" that makes "$4 trillion plus" in cuts, balance the budget without an amendment.

The majority acted to "send a message that making lawful contributions is not a dishonorable thing to do and it's not a dishonorable thing to receive".