Sentence examples for overriding message is that from inspiring English sources

Her overriding message is that nothing's too rubbish for the workers.

The overriding message is that early marriage and early pregnancy ends in poverty.

Though Mr Covington is powerless against wealth and authority, the play's overriding message is that the human spirit can prevail against the demands of capitalism and vacuous materialism.

The Italian's overriding message is that there is no pressure on his players during the run-in because they have already exceeded all expectations and enjoyed a spectacular season whatever the final outcome.

"A tradition of celebrating our dwelling in nature," he declared, "a lineage that stretched from Gilbert White's Selborne and Hardy's novels to Ted Hughes' poetry and JA Baker's indescribable The Peregrine, has been replaced by a vapid and repetitive strain of guidebooks and pop-science volumes whose overriding message is that we already know all those 'innermost secrets'".

The overriding message is that, for all ethnic groups, attendance at screening has a beneficial long-term effect on survival, however more work needs to be done to tackle economic inequalities in survival.

Encouraging because the overriding message was that positive change is possible.

The overriding message was that there is nothing wrong with the spirit in the Leicester camp.

The overriding message was that a business could be good and consumers could be a force for change.

Pemberton's overriding message was that three decent people came into his life and set him on course.

An overriding message was that a great deal of room for improvement exists, and thus even simple opportunities for interaction would be an improvement on the experiences of many graduates.