Sentence examples for overriding message from from inspiring English sources

He said:  "The overriding message from this year's figures is one of stability.

But the overriding message from other nations is a discouraging one: Serious change can take decades, especially when pollution is a byproduct of economic growth.

"The overriding message from this year's figures is one of stability," said Michael Turner, director general of the Joint Council for Qualifications, the umbrella body representing exam boards.

If there was one overriding message from the journey I made around "Austerity UK", it was this: people are only prepared to take so much.

"The overriding message from these headteachers, in schools of all grades and types, is that teacher recruitment is a very real problem".

The overriding message from the Mexican press is that this is a fight between two men rather than two countries, and the spat only serves to damage the interests of all Latin American nations before the powerhouse to the north.

The overriding message for consumers is to buy British food from your local supermarket and use this guide to be more savvy about retailer sourcing policies for own-brand products".

The overriding message for independence since the 1960s has been that statehood is necessary to preserve the French language, culture and identity.

He says it will have one overriding message: "Localism from a centre-right perspective.

The overriding message you get from "The/King/Operetta" is a kind of relief at having survived college.

"The overriding message of love and compassion that I take from the Bible, and certainly the Golden Rule, and the fact that I believe we are all created by our maker, that has all influenced me in terms of my change on this issue".