Sentence examples for claimed the message from from inspiring English sources
It's not a time for holding back.' In a reference to the French, he said: 'So I must say to some of our European colleagues 'You're playing with fire', or to put it more bluntly: 'Get your tractors off our lawn'.' He claimed the message from British business was that recovery is under way.
What's more, she claimed, the message from the other experts during the meeting that the chance of a major quake had neither increased nor decreased was "neutral" and therefore not reassuring.
According to Gill, the Quaker women "seem to be attempting to divorce spirituality from physicality, claiming the message should be attended to rather than the person delivering it" (Gill 2005, 42).
In lieu of an embarrassed apology or even a firm statement based on conviction and principle, Lowe's wish-washy defense claimed the company had received messages from a "broad spectrum of customers", and the show had transformed into a "lightning rod for people to voice complaints from a variety of perspectives".
The message from the editor?
The message from these episodes is sobering.
The message from experts is "keep calm".
