Sentence examples for message turned out from inspiring English sources

That message turned out to be tragically prescient.

But the message turned out to be a hoax.

When Mr. Israel's body failed to turn up and the message turned out to be the theme song of "M*A*S*H," authorities began to suspect he was on the run.

Marketers who try to find ways to make their ideas spread "virally," leaping instantly and effortlessly from person to person, would have envied just how communicable this e-mail message turned out to be: it made news around the world and became the subject of a dedicated Web site.

However, the message turned out to be marketing material for a reality television show on Court TV.

This is not the first time that an entrepreneur tapped by the Romney campaign to espouse its "We Built It" message turned out to have relied on the government for help with their business.

On Thursday evening, Jason Furman, the chairman of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, tweeted out a picture of himself leaving his office for the last time, with the message "Turning out the lights".

What at first appears to be a well-intentioned, if bungling, message turns out to have an insidious intent: to signal to his base that accommodating gestures made toward Jews are being made in the service of Christian aims.

The NRA's campaign message turns out to be a riff on the "we don't need no stinkin' new gun laws" mantra that was first promoted by Donald Trump.

But those consistent messages turned out to be pretty consistently ineffective.

And guess what: The two highest scoring messages turned out to be Obama messages describing Republican policies as a return to Bush economic policies.