Sentence examples for broadened message from inspiring English sources

The speech, if it's done right, and I think it will be, will send a broadened message".

On Thursday, in Mr. Lamont's first stump speech since the primary, he broadened his message, saying he "should have been talking more about poverty" during the campaign.

Now she is branching out to reach more general audiences in hotels and resorts and has broadened her message from alcoholism to spirituality and wellness.

By his Oct. 7 video statement, the one that prompted the White House to contact television executives, he had broadened his message to include the Palestinian cause and the effect of United Nations sanctions on Iraq.

But when Mr. Giuliani broadened that message here on Tuesday night, saying that Democrats "do not understand the full nature and scope of the terrorist war against us" and that if they were elected the United States would suffer "more losses," the response from his Democratic rivals was swift and pointed.

As pro-science groups joined forces with leading high-tech industrial firms, they broadened their message to include workforce issues as well as funding.

Although the media wasn't listening, Snowden's Christmas remarks broadened the message: the concept of privacy itself, and what we are to leave of it to our children, is important, is in peril, and must be added to the conversation.

A: I wanted to broaden my message.

There's not much sense in broadening the message if I'm not the nominee".

I support anything that broadens the message of gender equality and tempers the stigma of the feminist label.

This time I tried to refine myself and broaden the message so more people can understand me.