Sentence examples for a precise message from inspiring English sources

Obama's operatives spoke with a single voice and a precise message and only when they wanted to.

"When you're trying to deliver a precise message, the teleprompter is a great tool to have, but when you're looking to generate passion and connect more directly, it's somewhat limiting," said Joe Lockhart, a former Clinton press secretary, told The Hill.

You see what the public did was that the public got together and formulated a very precise message that, by acting in their millions of different ways, they wished to be relayed to themselves, the public.

My work is diverse and complex but has a very precise message in each project, formally and conceptually.

Pictograms have increasingly been used in electronic message display boards around the world as part of the intelligent transportation systems because they provide drivers with a clear and precise message that is easy to understand.

The exact implementation date and the precise message that account holders will be sent is yet to be determined, as the move requires a major systems change at banks to enable them to instantly identify recipients.

Still, none of his appeals to donors are done in heated, off-the-cuff moments; he works diligently to find the precise message to provoke his 3.5 million contacts, and he interrupts his 13- to 15-hour days only to study commercial marketing for two or three hours each afternoon.

DPC has to say something, he says, "but the precise message is definitely not easy".

The precise message that 1940s moviegoers were supposed to take from the femme fatale is a question which has been studied by Professor Mark Jancovich, the co-author of Defining Cult Movies.

I come from the Orthodox Jewish world: I could write you an essay on the precise messages communicated by the clothing of each individual person on the Golders Green Road.

What does seem clear is that advertising and labeling will bring both a precise and explicit message and in addition an implicit message, that is a range of assumptions that often will not correspond with reality.