Sentence examples for fine message from inspiring English sources

It shows, he explained, both a love of quality and a respect for value, which seems like a fine message to send no matter who is picking up the check.

What that "something" is, I have no idea, but it's a fine message to tell young people: don't get lost in technology for the wrong reasons.

For each auxiliary sequence, u n (w2) randomly, conditionally, and independently generates 2 nR 1 sequences x n (w1,w2) and w 1 ∈ [ 1, 2 nR 1 ], each according to ∏ i = 1 n p X | U ( x i | u i ( w 2 ) ) to represent the fine message w1.

In all, I think it is a fine message and a legitimate talking point after the Iowa victory.

With public accountability and transparency in Beverly Hills at an all-time low, what a fine message sanctions and jail would send to those whose transgressions go against the greater good of public infrastructure improvements like transit.

Clearly if the officers followed the finest message, we wouldn't be having any problems.

How many other incidents have you been involved in since since the "finest message" was read at the police precincts?

Mr. Hicks told her it had gone fine — a message she passed on to Mrs. Clinton.

But that kind of fine-tuned message may not play well against the Tea Party's more straightforward message about fiscal responsibility, which is enchanting to many.

He bullies reporters and their editors, shapes the presentation of government initiatives and assures that all public information goes through the Downing Street sieve, keeping out of circulation any items that don't bear fine on-message contours.

After setting it up with a second coworker's iPhone, however, it worked fine, and messages sometimes arrived faster than they did when routed over a regular wireless network.