Sentence examples for no greater message from inspiring English sources

There is usually no broader meaning, no greater message, in defeating aliens or zombies, or even in the cognitive gameplay of determining strategy or solving puzzles.

Mr. Serwer, in the Fortune Street Life newsletter, quoted Neil Hokanson, a fund manager, as saying: "There is no greater message of strength, solidarity and resolve we can send both terrorists and the world than to reflect those values in stable or higher financial markets when they reopen".

I have no great message".

More problematic is his approach to macroeconomics (a term, incidentally, that was barely in use in 1948, and did not appear in the first edition of the book).Although Mr Samuelson claimed that he had no great message to impart in his first textbook, he was actually introducing, explaining and advocating the then-revolutionary economics of John Maynard Keynes.

His difficulty had little to do with the novelty of the wave function (Schrödinger 1935): "That it is an abstract, unintuitive mathematical construct is a scruple that almost always surfaces against new aids to thought and that carries no great message".

There's no great message".

As mayor, his absence will send a much greater message.

They missed the greater message.

Q: Does your comedy have a greater message?

Souri: Much of my sketch comedy does have a greater message.

Plus, there's an even greater message behind the dudeoir series.