Sentence examples for became a clear message from inspiring English sources

This band is not good, it is horribly bad!" The last phrase I shared, though not by my choice, became a clear message, as I heard my own voice.

Hollywood became a clear target.

But Telegram became a clearing house for IS messages last month, when it launched a "channel' service", which allows an unlimited number of users to tune into a stream of information distributed by an anonymous source.  .

We can all help victims become survivors by sending a clear message to media that we do not want the names of victims shared without their permission, nor should victims be hounded to tell "their side" of the story.

The chorus becomes louder as the girls sing a clear message: 'Girls, don't get married before you are 18'.

In a country where it was rare for nonpoliticians to become ministers, Simon's appointment sent a clear message that the new Labour government would be more sympathetic to the EU than the previous Conservative administration.

The chorus becomes louder and louder as the girls sing a clear message: 'Girls, don't get married before you are 18'.

"I think it's time to send a clear message to what has become the most profitable sector in our entire economy that they're being watched," she said in explaining her call for an inquiry by the Federal Trade Commission.

It was a powerful act of gratitude and conveyed a clear message that compassion had indeed become our common language.

But the couple argue that is hardly a clear message that a burglar alarm had become a requirement.

With this announcement, the clan sent a clear message: if they were found guilty, we would become targets.