Sentence examples for message namely that from inspiring English sources

Perhaps its failure made Apatow run in the opposite direction to its message: namely, that male friendship isn't always all that, and any adult who values it this much is probably very odd.

In one episode in 2008 Mr. Sheen's character tells his nephew Jake, who has a hangover, "You know, your body is sending you a message," namely that alcohol is "poison".

George W. Bush said that the varied social identities of his early appointments were meant to send a message, namely "that people who work hard and make the right decisions in life can achieve anything they want in America".

The Theory of Moral Sentiments, an earlier work by Smith, contained a rather different message, namely that there are good human qualities such as generosity and the desire to be seen worthy of the approval of others.

Faced with a flesh-and-blood white man in trouble, however, his natural generosity of spirit overcomes his vicious politics.The fact that half the audience laughed at the torture scenes only reinforced the author's message, namely that too many South Africans are inured to brutality.

It sends the wrong message, namely, that violence against women will be tolerated.

Operating alongside the U.S. Green Building Council, the initiative aims to mobilize 1,000 African American churches to advance the message of "ecology theology"—namely, that Christians have a biblical mandate to protect God's creation.

The fundamental message of the first article, namely that seemingly minor changes in the order of genes in a chromosome can have a far-reaching evolutionary impact, is an excellent example of a basic concept of science that "many Americans simply don't understand," to quote the second article.

Our approach, however, identifies a different biological message, namely startups/shutdowns of interactions, stimulations and inhibitions, using an input network that is informative about biological relationships such as stimulations and inhibitions.

Mohammed VI's initiatives are leading the way in understanding another implication – namely that cross-cultural understanding is vital, and that women can lead the way in moderating the messages of Islam.

"Namely, that man pursues woman".