Sentence examples for an extraordinary message from inspiring English sources

It is an extraordinary message at a company with the fiercely confident unofficial motto, "Only the paranoid survive".

Labor has narrowly failed to gain enough support for the Senate to send an extraordinary message to the governor general calling for the sacking of the trade union royal commissioner, Dyson Heydon.

"It is a paradox," he said, "but this music written for a very parochial, even sectarian audience for a specific Sunday in the church year carries with it an extraordinary message of universality that seems to leap over frontiers and time barriers, and we are finding people today responding to it in a very refreshing and direct way".

"An extraordinary message," Doran said.

"The fact that there will be an interreligious gathering affirming our commitment to peace and dialogue in the very spot that is associated with religion as an instrument of violence and hate is an extraordinary powerful message to the world".

The extraordinary message of this book is not only that these pages set a standard for contemporary practice, but that they remain fresh-looking today.

Despite bringing together several hundred organisations and campaigning across three issues and 12 months, member organisations displayed extraordinary message discipline and generosity in merging their own organisational profiles and priorities into the collective for a year.

"The extraordinary message in Ed Miliband's speech is that Labour now amounts to nothing more than a party of one nation Toryism," said SNP MP Angus Robertson.

That was the simple but extraordinary message delivered last week by two of the largest and most powerful institutions in our nation -- the AFL-CIO and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

"But it remains a great enigma," On Sunday, the pope prayed before the shroud, which he described as an "extraordinary icon" whose message he was increasingly susceptible to.

Many in the crowd had responded to an extraordinary mass text-messaging campaign, in which every Omani citizen had received repeated invitations from early morning.