Sentence examples for message that emerged from inspiring English sources

That was the message that emerged after the spring meeting of the Group of Seven rich countries.

But it was less about his performance than about the clear message that emerged: an era had ended.

That was the surprising and disturbing message that emerged from an array of articles on cancer screening in last Tuesday's Science Times.

That was the message that emerged from teammates who wanted Favre back — give him a year in the system and a full off-season to become comfortable.

The message that emerged was clear, with Spaniards voting to end the two-party dominance that has characterised Spanish politics since the death of Franco.

This was one clear message that emerged from the final ANY conference, a three-day architectural talent fest held earlier this month at the Guggenheim Museum.

But the stern message that emerges from many other artists' and authors' experiences is: get over yourself.

"The message that emerges is stay home, because if you leave there is nothing, or very little to help you," Ms. Donato said.

If the message that emerges from the nominating process is that Republican voters lack confidence in their candidate, that is not a message that can be easily sold to swing voters.

"I've been in danger for too long," "I had no choice but to become a warrior", "One step at a time out of the darkness," and "The sky's the limit" is the message that emerges.

In a 1998 article about gender bias in the criminal-justice system, Larissa MacFarquhar, reviewing two books about female killers, observes, "The message that emerges from this collection of tales is clear enough: be a woman, act like a woman, and you may blithely strew your neighborhood with bloody axes and severed heads, since the chances are that you will get away with murder".