Sentence examples for message directly at from inspiring English sources

But in an approach typical of the tough-minded yet media-averse theologian, Benedict aimed his message directly at the church, offering his remarks in an off-the-cuff homily at a small, untelevised Mass at the Vatican.

Appearing on CNN Mr. Clinton described Mr. Romney's tenure at Bain Capital, a Boston private equity firm, as "sterling" — a message directly at odds with that of Mr. Obama's re-election campaign, which has sought to portray the Republican as a rapacious capitalist who is out of touch with ordinary voters.

White also tweeted a similar message directly at Thunder star Kevin Durant.

So convinced was Mr. Mead that businesses were operating in a fundamentally more efficient way that he took his message directly to Mr. Greenspan at the Fed in 1995.

The government lawyers tried not to chuckle at the Amazon message directly above it — "Up to 60% Off Art Magazines".

We know that you probably can't come to Washington, D.C., so we at the Sierra Club will deliver your message directly to Administrator Jackson and others.

Gervin had not yet delivered that message directly.

Had Collins conveyed that message directly to Mets starter Matt Harvey?

At a conference last month held by the Federation of American Hospitals, a trade group, Slavitt delivered that message directly to industry executives and lobbyists.

He believed that the album's lyrics were a transatlantic message aimed directly at him, which, combined with certain Bible verses, outlined a blueprint for an Armageddon from which he would deliver all mankind.

Internet marketing company Engage, part of CMGI's cmgi web empire, is launching a service today that promises to take Madison Avenue one step closer to advertising's holy grail: messages targeted directly at individual consumers.