Sentence examples for messenger of an from inspiring English sources

You need to be a messenger of an idea".

I have learned to look on Duchamp as the messenger of a sea change in art.

Thousands queued in Valdosta, Georgia, for a glimpse of the candidate, who described himself as "just the messenger" of a social movement.

With 359 hotel rooms, 460 time-share villas and 21 acres, the Aulani purports to tell the story of the islands through art and cultural programs (Aulani is Hawaiian for "messenger of a chief").

Muhammad: The Messenger of God, a blockbuster about the birth of Islam, has been selected by Iran as its contender for the forthcoming Oscars.

The New Yorker, July 9, 1927 P. 9 "The Pantheon de la Guerre" says a publicity blurb "is being shown to thousands of enthusiastic Americans, as a messenger of friendship and a harbinger of peace".

A harbinger of the rise of both capitalism and individualism, he has proved to be one of the theatre's most durable messengers of a third ism: cynicism.

"We need to be messengers of a concept of art that has a lot to do with a social mission," Mr. Abreu said in an interview after the showcase.

I love Terrence McKenna -- he felt that psychotropic plants are here as galactic messengers of a much higher intelligence, here to help humans.

Buoyed by the success of the women's squad in the 2008 Female African Nations Cup, the initiative utilizes coaches and young people as trainers and messengers of a culture of tolerance citizenship, dialogue and peace.

He was made a UN Messenger of Peace with a focus on climate change in September.