Sentence examples for message and experience from inspiring English sources

But Governor Romney has the better message and experience dealing with jobs and the economy".

It also seems so odd to me that Christians think that if I don't accept their message my ears and heart are closed, because it seems to me like they have excessively closed ears and hearts to anyone else's spiritual message and experience.

Instead, we must see the significance of our truths and be willing to accept the recriminations of civilians as they struggle to reconcile their notions of war with our message and experiences.

But IS has allowed and encouraged its foreign fighters, female recruits and supporters abroad to tweet, share and communicate their message and experiences with others on a range of online platforms.

He might not have it totally right – various animals' ability to convey messages and experience apparently quite human feelings of excitement, enjoyment, pain and sorrow are clear to see – but this goes to show that exactly what it is animals feel and the quality of their being bothered by their situation is a matter neither philosophy nor science has as yet managed to settle.

Omnichannel is a proven strategy, but now is the time to take it to the next level with an integrated mix of media, messaging and experiences.

Michaels and Sally's are taking omnichannel to new levels through interconnected campaigns that blend and blur the lines between media boundaries to achieve a united 360-degree presentation of messages and experiences to consumers.

In the gallery that idea of accumulation of messages and experiences was more difficult to translate as well as what I think is the very organic and interactive appeal of those kinds of surfaces.

"I don't think they need to do anything right now except stay focused on their core message and superior experience," Charles S. Golvin, an analyst with Forrester Research, said in a telephone interview.

Commentary-free yet slyly evocative — an imposing portrait of Lenin presides over a ballot box at a local election — "Revue" is at its most chilling in the dissonance between public message and private experience.

c) Believability -- The user will consciously or unconsciously note any disconnection between brand message and user experience, reducing trust and tarnishing the brand.