Sentence examples for making his message from inspiring English sources

Perhaps motivated by the urgency of his theme, or frustration over the intransigence of the problem, Weisman abandons subtlety in favor of making his message — we need to slow our rate of procreation, if we want to survive — explicitly and didactically in every chapter.

I determined, as an educator myself, that God could have done a much better job of making His message clearer, if it was indeed THE TRUTH.

Bell had built an impressive reputation as a preacher; he had a conversational style and a knack for making his messages straightforward and appealing, especially to young people.

But that is not enough to make his message acceptable.

The artist could have creatively corrected his oversight and made his message clearer.

When it comes to James, "The One" reads over all as a concise depiction of an unconventional man out to make his message resonate with whoever would listen.

Although "the need for the message never goes away," said Peggy Conlon, president and chief executive at the Ad Council in New York, the council and Draftfcb still must "make his message relevant" to a contemporary public.

Without naming Mr. Trump, Mr. Obama made his message clear when he said that "no one — no one — has given more for our freedom and security than our Gold Star families".

Happy Rosh Hashanah — Javad Zarif (@JZarif) 5 Sep 13 Later in the day, when his tweet was challenged by one skeptical reader — Representative Nancy Pelosi's daughter Christine — the American-educated diplomat, who lived in the United States for three decades, made his message that the Ahmadinejad era was over even more explicit, insisting that the nation of Iran had never denied the Holocaust.

In mediating this affair to the point of "live tweeting" my conversations with the hostage-taker, I took the responsibility of satisfying his first demand — to make his message known — in the hope that it would contribute to lowering the tension.

To make his message on the debt ceiling stick, he had to deliver it, repeatedly, not only to Republicans convinced that he would "cave," as many often have said, but also to business groups, the broader public and even to Democrats in Congress.