Sentence examples for messages that come from inspiring English sources

Look for those to be the dueling messages that come out of Thursday's debate.

Most e-mail messages that come in can either be immediately deleted, or responded to and then deleted.

Social media and all of the messages that come through it and the roles models it promotes are incredibly influential," she said.

There's even a feature that strips the graphics out of messages that come from strangers, to spare you the surprise of opening a message titled "Got your note" and finding a nude photo inside.

'We could be setting up local, mini-FTACs,' Garratt says, with mental health staff working much more closely with police intelligence units, perhaps even listening to the messages that come through control rooms.

"The Chinese government is still new to the challenges and the game of playing on a world stage, and playing on the world stage today doesn't just mean understanding how to control the messages that come out of formal government ministries or the messages that are prepared and disseminated to the global news media," he said.

I happen to think that preservation was one of the messages that came through most clearly from their trip to Europe.

The messages that came in while Schamus taught Plato included a notice that a preview screening of "Hanna," a thriller to be released next April, had been moved from Nyack, N.Y., to Paramus, N.J.

Absent were the confrontational messages that came from Malcolm X, Do the Right Thing or Jungle Fever.

"The message that comes from them is real.

Which is the overall message that comes out of it.