Sentence examples for a message that might from inspiring English sources

"Why not Pret", is a message that might be displayed to a regular visitor of Starbucks.

How could the News of the World know that it wasn't deleting a message that might prove to be a clue?

She said an electoral loss could "create a very toxic environment" for same-sex marriage and "send a message that might chill an otherwise more compassionate court".

She issued the children a message that might seem to contradict the essence of winter motherhood: do not carry any tissues.

When you talk to a good friend at work, it often takes just moments to convey a message that might take hours for a stranger to comprehend.

When the nation's telephone network goes digital, computer users will find they can send in one second a message that might now take minutes.

He huffs and puffs his way across London on foot, chasing a mechanical carrier pigeon with a secret message that might offer a clue about how to stop the snatcher.

Through his long career as an influential teacher and founding editor of Aperture, White developed the idea that a photograph should contain an inner message that might not be immediately visible on the surface.

Making less effort to entice white southerners would allow them to foster a national message that might win over voters in swing states they narrowly lost last time.

In attacking a gun culture he kept calling "madness," he sliced through the decades of rhetoric and empty notions and delivered a cold message that might have more value than even he could have expected.

As it follows a group of war-weary concentration-camp survivors who arrive on Palestine's shores just days before the official declaration of the state of Israel, it preaches a bitter message that might be summed up in four words: what did you expect?