Sentence examples for message is familiar from inspiring English sources

The message is familiar.

The message is familiar: we were making too much noise.

Ms. Nowlin's message is familiar, but her means of communicating it in cleverly integrated words and symbols is both graphic and effective.

The story is apocryphal (Jones actually threw the cymbal to the floor) but the message is familiar: only from great suffering – and great fear – comes great art.

But, even if the message is familiar, the writing takes you inside the scrambled brain of Birdland's damaged hero, beautifully played by Andrew Scott, and Carrie Cracknell's production is ceaselessly inventive.

Even if you think this message is familiar, read it again.

Given that the reported language used by Colonel Qaddafi in the message was familiar, as the Saudi journalist and blogger Ahmed Al Omran notes, it remains possible that this tape was prerecorded.

While Ms. Rice's message was familiar, the tone of her speech, before the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, was unusually sharp, taking oblique aim at Senator Barack Obama and other Democratic leaders who have called for the United States to engage Iran diplomatically.

His messages are familiar: the India growth story, reducing fiscal deficits and an admission that 5 percent growth is uninteresting.

That message, too, is familiar to staff at City.

The integration message is a familiar one from the health committee, as much as it is in recurrent government policy aspirations.