Sentence examples for message lay from inspiring English sources

The image was so grotesquely exaggerated that you know the message lay deeper.

The real message lay in the 64% revenue surge to $10 billion, from sales of coal, oil, grain, iron ore, edible oils, sugar, coffee and more into Asia or exported out of it.

The message: Lay and Skilling are fine and decent men, incapable of doing all the bad things of which they are accused.

The film's message lies in a paradox expressed early in the film.

Much the same message lies at the heart of Jazz at Lincoln Center, where Mr. Marsalis is artistic director.

And if you can teach a new dog old tricks, an older man's message lies in something Ferguson said a year ago: The art of management is managing change.

Like a poem whose meaning lies in the space between the lines, the fault's message lies in the stillness between the earthquakes.

Puzzling packages, remnants of their life together, arrive with regularity, and Ginny struggles to understand what message lies in a scrap of blue fabric or a vacation brochure for a Galápagos cruise.

In some ways, perhaps the film's most radical message lies in its impeccably rich re-creation of the seventh-century Hejaz – for which massive credit should go to production designer Miljen Kreka Kljakovic and costume designer Michael O'Connor.

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For other investigators, the message lies in the degree of ensemble synchrony and rhythmicity among a population of climbing fibers".