Sentence examples for main message that from inspiring English sources
Later, however, The Guardian's Paul Lewis produced the lengthy text of what he said was "the main message that was being shared" by would-be looters and sympathizers on Sunday.
At least that is the main message that came down to succeeding generations of biologists from Darwin's On the Origin of Species.
A properly sized logo should not be bigger than the headline or main message that conveys the benefits of the product or subject being promoted.
Since publication, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke requested an independent review of our paper and we are happy to confirm that the results have been independently verified; and our main message, that 'the rate of strength decline 6 months after alemtuzumab was significantly reduced compared with the 12 month natural history period' was ratified.
"But here is the main message that I have for all of you: change is coming".
"The main message that Uggie would like to send to everybody out there is to please adopt," Uggie's trainer, Omar Van Muller, told the crowd.
Finally, these paragraphs will highlight the manuscript's main messages that will be taken away by readers.
When skilled instructors like Jon-Kabat-Zinn, who is himself a very compassionate person, teach mindfulness, the main messages that comes through is of benevolence, altruism, and compassion.
He claimed one of the highly visible aisle seats hours ahead of the State of the Union address and uses distinctive wordplay to drive home one of his main messages, that education breeds prosperity for the underprivileged.
The main messages that this review conveys are the following: 1) CAR-modified NK cells are a promising intervention for the treatment of cancer and infectious diseases.
WASHINGTON -- Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Adm. Michael Mullen made the rounds of the morning talk shows on Sunday, and one of the main messages that emerged on Libya is that, right now, there just aren't many answers: how long the U.S. will stay involved, how long a no-fly zone will stay in place, and how much capacity the U.S. military has to sustain another conflict.
