Sentence examples for messages conveyed from inspiring English sources

But rather than emphasising Egypt's unity, the different messages conveyed by each faction's demonstrations underscored divides.

In addition, despite the pro-French messages conveyed by the educational system and the French-controlled media, an antinuclear and pro-independence movement emerged in the islands.

And they can adopt the messages conveyed by donated monuments as their own, but only if they do so expressly and unequivocally.

"The risk that people could assume there to be a link between the band and the messages conveyed at these events makes us angry.

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"While there surely are spectators who watch solely because of their misconceived hopes of seeing 'violence,' " it says, "countless fans watch M.M.A. because of the variety of positive messages conveyed".

In engineering parlance, humans are receptors of analog signals; and, by a somewhat loose convention, the messages conveyed via these carriers are called analog-form information, or simply analog information.

More than a dozen e-mail messages convey the same idea.

In a brutal and often opaque business, their messages convey just how personal television can be for its creators.

These messages convey information about policies, profiles, and the context of the infrastructure entities as well as the user equipment.

But message conveyed: This is a crisis.