Sentence examples for messages were distilled from inspiring English sources
And messages were distilled to their essence.
The message is distilled, sheer grief, shareable by all who see ourselves reflected in the glossy walls amid the touchable names of the dead.
This message is distilled in Benjamin's new book, Queen of Your Body Parts, released by Over the Edge Books.
Solvents were distilled before use.
Solvents and reagents were distilled before use.
DCM and acetone were distilled before use.
She repeated a message that could be distilled in five words: Bush, Iraq, time for change.
The protest had reached its destination — its message was now being distilled and delivered — but it had somehow lost its bounce, its rhythm, even its common sense.
According to Yoo, Ahae's work can be distilled to a simple message.
The messages from a number of recent publications can be distilled to this: Interdisciplinary research doesn't fit into traditional academic structures.
The message from this week's science (not swagger) can be distilled into the familiar: eat real food, not too much, and mostly plants (not smothered in butter).
