Sentence examples for message served from inspiring English sources

The nuance-free message served to get the commander in chief re-elected.

The message served as a reminder of the underlying economic challenges that Japan faced even before the earthquake struck.

Luther's message served as a warning to those who felt secure in their faith, their virtue, their worldly position; guilt for the crime at Golgotha is ubiquitous, seeping forward in time.

This expansionist message – served up to viewers by the slyly named Mr and Mrs Spoon – has hopefully prepared an entire generation for the unpredictable psychological effects of leaving our choked, resource-drained Earth behind forever, as we surely must.

"I want us to be known for making and selling products all over the world stamped with three proud words, 'Made in America.' " Mr. Obama's message served as a riposte to the Republican front-runner, Mitt Romney, who repeated his charge Tuesday, in his speech after the New Hampshire primary, that the president was hostile to free enterprise.

In the midst of a break from the constant deadlines of my everyday life as a reporter, that message served as an important reminder of the joy and pleasure of losing myself in a place that could hardly care less about that.

John Paul's opposition to the invasion of Iraq and to globalization is well known, and his message serves to remind us of this.

Their progressive message serves purposes that can be also be seen as educational, given our society's deep-rooted problems in gender equity (in STEM work specifically but also across the entirety of society).

The mixed message serves a pair of conflicting Iraqi urges: It gives the government a chance to satisfy Iraqis who demand an end to what they describe as an occupation, and those who fear the anarchy that may arise in the absence of armed Americans.

The ordinary nature of 22-year-old college student Alexander Heit's message serves as a haunting reminder of the dangers of texting while driving.

Left by the sole remaining survivor of the attack on Naju, the first message serves as an introduction; later messages give hints that help the player open locked corridors.