Sentence examples for a straightforward message that from inspiring English sources

" 'Skinny Bitch' has a straightforward message that some people may find tough to take," said David Steinberger, the chief executive of Perseus Books Group.

I would rather receive a straightforward message that I can delete than one that encourages me to waste more of my time sending and receiving more mail.

It's a clear, straightforward message that can help a lot of people.

The fact was, she said, that from a health visitor's point of view it was easier to give out the straightforward message that babies should be weaned from six months, but actually the "right" time was when a mother felt the baby was ready, and there was no harm in weaning from four months.

Large, bright and bold, they are meant to attract the attention of those speeding by with their clear, straightforward messages that can be easily grasped in an instant.

In the same way that after Obama it could no longer be said that America was so racist it would never elect a black president, Thatcher in Downing Street sent out a straightforward message to women that anything was possible.

It could be that Selby's 1978 novel comes from a time which pre-dates modern cinema's more complex view of drugs: a straightforward message to the effect that drugs are always wicked and always lead to hell was easier to carry off.

When it comes to animals like Tip, "Animal Madness" has a straightforward message: Braitman will convince you that exotic animals shouldn't be kept in zoos.

Instead, I recall a straightforward, unsigned message that stated what BAGLY was, what BAGLY did, and when BAGLY met.

The difference is that "Runt" has a straightforward message to impart: Don't sink to the level of the mean girl.

Michael Watras, president of the brand consulting firm Straightline, said that using the Wege name just muddles what should have been a straightforward message.