Sentence examples for better message to send from inspiring English sources

"As the world's eyes focus on our city, I can think of no better message to send out across the globe".

Such a better message to send...and receive.

While we fight to restore the American economy, what better message to send to the world than to appoint as our secretary of state a woman who is already known throughout the world as a principled and gifted fighter for freedom and equality.

What a terribly irresponsible message to send.

"We need to send a better message to our young people," he said.

We need to send a better message to all of those young men: Your "good life" will likely involve a stretch in jail.

After all, what better message was sent to the world at that time than that of the victorious Jesse Owens, an African-American and son of a sharecropper, who stood on the gold medal stand four times in front of Hitler and the world?

As Cotap and other messaging applications mature, you'll be better able to send messages and alerts that are geographically targeted.

And what better way to send that message than by going after one of the state's biggest newspapers?

Another councilman, Lewis A. Fidler of Brooklyn, warned on Thursday that the investigation into the incident "had better be full and it had better be real," and said there was "no better way" to send a message against racial discrimination than by disciplining any police officers who are found to have behaved inappropriately.

But with ex-ballerinas and aerobics instructors among their number, plus one or two drama queens, she adds jokingly, and her own 15-year-career as a dance instructor, the women felt better equipped to send their message in a more familiar way.