Sentence examples for messenger from inspiring English sources

Bachmann is probably an even more effective messenger than Santorum for these audiences, and she'd be doing it off the radar of many critics – fueling right-wing flames one town at a time.

They will instead attempt, as much as possible, to change the subject, and, whenever they cannot change the subject, to blame the messenger.

It's a musical messaging tool: you pick a song from the choice available, add text then send the results to a friend via Messenger.

Their error was… they were blaming the messenger.

He added: "During the most important period of time in al-Qaida's savage history, Suleiman Abu Ghaith was Osama bin Laden's principal messenger … He used his fiery oratory to incite al-Qaida's growing army of terror in this war with America".

Johnny Marr mingles old Smiths hits How Soon Is Now?, Bigmouth Strikes Again and Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before with tracks from his new album The Messenger that hint at where his old band could've gone if they'd got into krautrock, New Order and revolution – "break all the television!" he chants ungrammatically in Sun & Moon.

"Don't shoot the messenger," so the saying goes.

Karin Karleker, project director for Freedom House, said: We see declines in media freedom on a global level, driven by governments' efforts to control the message and punish the messenger.

Related: Small charities are key to Nepal's recovery While they do recruit from Ghana, one of the added benefits of recruiting short-term volunteers is that they become a messenger of the charity's work on their return.

Gordon Brown, who was eventually to play an instrumental role in saving the union in the final phase of the campaign, agreed with the announcement but felt that the tone and the messenger had been a mistake.

Blair knew Short was close to Brown at the time and had astutely chosen her to be the messenger.