Sentence examples for lofty message from inspiring English sources

Tippett described the longest and most ambitious of his late works, the oratorio The Mask of Time (1982), as "a pageant of sorts  with an ultimately lofty message".

Mr. Axelrod, a former journalist known as "Axe," is an idealist inspired by Robert F. Kennedy who helped fulfill Mr. Obama's ambition for lofty messages and oratorical sweep.

Disney characters sing lofty messages about finding your true self, developing your special talent and becoming successful doing what you love.

Is it worth the cost of replacing the card - preferably with one bearing a loftier message?

"No message of lofty social or political importance was conveyed, but none is required," the court said.

Here are some extracts from a Reuters piece: Facebook Inc's stunning $19 billion bid for fast-growing mobile-messaging startup WhatsApp sent shares of BlackBerry Ltd surging after the closing bell on Wednesday, as investors were cheered by the lofty valuation for the messaging platform.

What impresses about Mr. McCartney is that despite his share of life's pain or difficulties, his message is a lofty one: He says his song "Gratitude" is about "me being grateful for the good stuff in my life, past and present".

Sen. Barack Obama's acceptance speech signaled a subtle shift in his message from the lofty and lyrical "change we can believe in" to the more detailed and down-to-earth "change that we need".

Lofty aims: it matches other messaging apps with its mix of one-to-one and group messaging, digital stickers and voice messages.

Hollomon's provocateurs rest placidly under the lofty words of fortune cookie messages.

Whereas they break evidence into small chunks to extract the key messages, we sometimes engage in lofty debates that have no tangible outcome.