Sentence examples for point of a message from inspiring English sources

She could have added "not in East Jerusalem," which was the point of a message about the Shepherd Hotel project delivered this month to the new Israeli ambassador to the United States.

This observes whether the origin point of a message, or different propagation paths, affects the efficiency and success rate of PAMPA.

But China has donated aid and, at his annual press conference on March 14th, Wen Jiabao, the prime minister, made a point of giving a message of support for Japan, recalling its help to China in 2008.

Bloom's celebrity status could have made an interesting point of inquiry; a message about how fame can be soon forgotten even by those who achieve it.

The entire point of a spam message is to try to get you to click the link that it contains.

Poole tells us that 4Chan itself does not collect any sort of demographic data and that there are no plans to conduct any sort of official OKCupid-type survey, "Kind of defeats the point of an anonymous message board, doesn't it?" Heh.

Figure 5(b) illustrates such an example, where data associated with an extension syntax (shown in blue) is included at a specific point in the data of a message associated with a host syntax (shown in white).

You could also make a point about spreading a message of love.

Then point out that a message of hate is not what any prophet would want.

"The whole point of the message boards is to give people a place to ask technical questions, for lack of a better word, because they felt so uncomfortable discussing it face to face".

The point of the message: "A.L.S. patients will no longer simply fade away," said Scott Fujita, the Cleveland Browns linebacker who has been Gleason's most prominent advocate.