Sentence examples for certainly a message from inspiring English sources

There's certainly a message in there, but not the one the government think.

It is certainly a message to Georgia, Ukraine and the United States, but at the same to the Russian people.

The fact that cohesion policy and Common Agricultural Policy are regarded as safe from further cuts is not something that we can call a victory, but it is certainly a message that is very comforting for Poland.

It was certainly a message to his Chinese rivals, who will provide a sterner test at the Games this summer, and Daley's former coach Andy Banks – who is still part of the GB setup – said: "It was fantastic, 570 is a very, very good score.

That last bit of information tells me that this call was almost certainly a message testing survey, and not a so-called "push poll".

Beating Seattle would certainly send a message.

Certainly not a message of belonging.

Whether or not this is true, the Iranians were certainly conveying a message.

But it certainly sent a message, especially since he had forbidden a planned appearance this year by Mr. Gore, an abortion rights supporter, at the Catholic Mercy Hospital here.

He said Chambers had not tried to hide his identity and it was "certainly not a message sent by a terrorist and it was wrong of the crown court in Doncaster to make a connection between this case and terrorism".

Precisely how this is supposed to curb internet piracy is a matter of some conjecture, but it certainly sends a message about the importance of the CD in question.