Sentence examples for figure out the message from inspiring English sources

In Singapore, advertisers painted an extra yellow safety line on a train platform with the name "Wonderbra" on it, leaving commuters to figure out the message (that the bra's lifting qualities were so forceful that wearers would have to stand back).

Instead of discovering a "voice" (Remillard, 2011) to unify the team's thinking, they determined each member could figure out the message the curriculum would deliver retrospectively.

It won't take long for your partner to figure out the message you're trying to send.

"We're still trying to figure out the right messages though".

How difficult can it be, after all, to figure out the more dangerous message for Indian society at this point between objectified women and gleefully violent men?

Once you figure out the basic structure of messages, you'll find that OSC is a really simple and effective way of talking to all kinds of multimedia devices.

The transcriptions are not perfect it mistook "Leena" for "Nina" and "drafts" for "trust" in one message, but Yap gets enough of the words right to figure out what the message is about.

Since the address in the "from" or "reply to" fields of a spam message are usually falsified, it takes some doing to figure out where the message really came from and to send a complaint to the offending sender's service provider in hopes of getting their account cancelled.

You probably won't be able to see the entire message you're looking at, but it's definitely enough to figure out if the message is important or if it should promptly be sent to your archive.

According to Mr. Summy, McCann Always On "adds a number of tools, a strategic and analytic component," to the agency's abilities, giving it an advantage "in unearthing truths about consumers and figuring out the right message to be delivered at the right time".

Dichter's message to advertisers was: figure out the personality of a product, and you will understand how to market it.