Sentence examples for overriding message of from inspiring English sources

"The overriding message of the Internet is that you can do more with less".

So you can fixate on certain points in the film, and I don't like to say it, but the overriding message of the film is not that.

SCORECARD The overriding message of this advertisement is that Mr. McCain — who is 72, though the commercial never mentions that — is out of touch and out of date.

The overriding message of the modern historical drama, borne in its sometimes anachronistic 21st-century cadences and tones, is that the human condition is permanent.

On a night designed to celebrate the triumphs of Australian literary culture, there was no escaping the overriding message of doom: that the Australian book industry is in peril because of proposed changes to copyright law and import restrictions.

That is the overriding message of the decade thus far, or since the Yankees began it by capping a run of four parades in five years by withstanding the municipal challenge of their rivals from Queens.

People believe #BlackLivesMatter has failed and will fail to replicate the successes of the Civil Rights era because its overriding message is one of frustration, not "peace and love".

It's a broadly unified response, with an overriding message that out of control alcohol consumption is detrimental to society, and that we all need to change our steaming ways.

I think the overriding message after years of borrowing, spending and bailouts is enough is enough". Who said it?

The Android code is infuriatingly unstable, but the overriding message is one of rapid innovation and aggressive challenge to Apple's one-thought invulnerable crown.

Taken all together, the overriding message is: The nations of NATO stand united to help the Libyan people.