Sentence examples for message put forward from inspiring English sources

Conway, who started with the Trump campaign in July as an adviser to Manafort, has promised to do what Manafort could not: to "sharpen the message" put forward by Trump, rather than try to rebuild his personality from scratch with a teleprompter – something she's previously described as being less about changing Trump than giving him choices.

His brief comment in court furthered suggestions that the attack was politically-motivated as it echoed the message put forward by those supporting a so-called Brexit that leaving the EU would be a vote for freedom.

"If women are to become free agents of their gender's destiny in a music world that is reliant upon shouting loudest over the clamour, it stands to reason that online pissing contests only serve to detract from strong messages put forward by such artists as Janelle Monae and Erykah Badu".

The method of portraying the assistance is tailored to the message being put forward in that intervention assistance makes use of clear readable text based messages.

Researchers said the problem lies in what they call the rhetoric/reality gap: between what parents say are their priorities and the message they put forward on a daily basis.

Al Qaeda, he wrote, propagates a "single narrative" aimed at influencing the West; but each faction within the jihadi movement has its own version of this narrative, often sharply different from the message being put forward by bin Laden and Zawahiri.

"The chance to experiment in a new field was obviously a great lure for Wright, but what seems to have meant most to him was the importance of the message being put forward by this old friend of his family, one that he could 'clothe with chastity,' as he noted in the book itself.

A similar message was put forward by Fox News, with more embarrassing results.

George Lakoff wrote an excellent Huffington Post article today which examines the message Obama put forward in his speech, which I heartily encourage everyone to read.

But in an unflinching speech, that will be broadcast at midnight on 6 Music, Church described the exchange as symptomatic of "online pissing contests" that "only serve to detract from the strong messages being put forward by [other] artists".

The report, called "The Lovers of Death?" says it "takes the reader inside the mosques [In Ottawa, Montreal, and Toronto] and other forums to see the messages being put forward which are driving the youth into fighting for ISIS, dying as martyrs in Algeria or blowing themselves up as suicide bombers in Iraq or working against Canadian democracy and values".