Sentence examples for broad messages from inspiring English sources

If there were broad messages in the grab bag of contests, they were for both parties: Voters remain fearful about the economy.

The political parties are trying to sow broad messages: "Don't risk the recovery"; or end a government "for the few".

Instead of preaching broad messages of equality and trying to mobilize millions of people, Rosa Parks recognized the impact she could have in her own community by actively resisting government-sanctioned racism in the law.

It also shows that some individuals may find broad messages personally stigmatising and that this may be an unintended consequence of well-meaning public health strategies.

The number of patients included in our study was too small for confidence in matters of detail, but important broad messages may be developed.

In conclusion, despite some acknowledged limitations, findings from the GUIDANCE study provide some broad messages for those involved in the management of people with type 2 diabetes in Europe and more widely, including reiteration of the importance of identifying ways of ensuring that improvements in processes of care lead to better outcomes for patients.

But the broad message is clear enough.

Life, eh? That's the broad message.

Some negative commentary is fine — as long as the broad message is reassuring.

His supporters said the critics ignored the broad message of respect.

Mr. Cullough said: "To me the cantata's broad message is simply: This happened.