Sentence examples for preach the message from inspiring English sources

"We always preach the message: prepare like a starter," Coe said.

Esther Worae believes a key part of her job is to preach the message of contraception.

Officers preach the message to the public, as do the district and even provincial officials in the areas they operate within.

The latter were more concerned to preach the message of safe sex and make condoms widely available, so that people could practise what was preached.

Big regional parties based on caste or religion preach the message that having "one of us" in office matters more than what a government actually does.Yet that approach looks dated, at least among younger, more urban and wealthier voters.

Justin Welby used the Thought For The Day slot to preach the message of Hope -- but was pretty uncompromising later in the programme when he pointed to the 30 years of decline in British banking.

"Then Jerry got up, and he was just, you know, preaching the message.

But her most recent hit, Firework, preaches the message that there is nothing wrong with being different, and was accompanied by a video showing two boys kissing.

Malcolm X rose quickly in the organization and traveled the country preaching the message of the Black Muslims, including the belief that blacks were superior to whites, that blacks and whites should be segregated and that blacks must protect themselves "by any means necessary".

The host venue of the Masters has come under pressure over its membership policies countless times over the years, but never has an Augusta chairman been so publicly rattled as Payne was when asked to explain the contradiction between preaching the message of golf's growth while maintaining the status quo of exclusion.

The prime minister accused Labour of "preaching" the message, while "practising class warfare".