Sentence examples for conveying the same message from inspiring English sources

Today, Meles said, foreign embassies are inadvertently conveying the same message, that they will protest the jailing of opposition leaders and potentially take action against Ethiopia to secure their release.

He has refused to have all of them at the same negotiating table, but they should all be conveying the same message: if North Korea is ready to give up its bomb-making, they stand ready to provide aid and economic assistance, and to join in providing the security assurances that Mr Kim has demanded.

In different ways -- speaking Spanish, giving a party or condemning the United States Navy's bombing exercises on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques -- the candidates are all conveying the same message: in a close race, the Latino vote is important to win this election.

And Israeli leaders visiting the US this week are conveying the same messages to Americans and members of Congress.

State-run media worked hard to convey the same message.

The models' smooth black helmets of hair conveyed the same message.

–How is music different from another medium that could convey the same message?

Mr. Annan conveyed the same message to Mr. Lahoud, officials and other diplomats said.

The nifty shape of his young (some might say adolescent) new cabinet has conveyed the same message.

Each time, Mr. Edwards said, he has conveyed the same message to Dr. Dean: "I want your help.

Olmsted made his case against slavery in 800 pages of narrative detail, but the map conveyed the same message in a single image: slavery was not worth defending.