Sentence examples for rather a message from inspiring English sources

It's not a boast, but rather a message that if you want to have a successful, enriching career, you're going to need to make a habit of dedicating time and effort into acquiring knowledge that gives you an advantage.

Do not mistake this as a message to settle for less, but rather a message to be satisfied once you have reached the crest of the mountain (in Sisyphus' case).

"You would much rather hear a message from your friend than hear a message from a brand," he said at a conference sponsored by TechCrunch last year.

I don't mean that fiction can't have meaning or significance beyond its characters, only that the writer must begin with a person rather than a message.

On this 11-year-later Ash Wednesday, I ask, who would you rather deliver a message to you--Bill Clinton or Eliot Spitzer?

"The pope said recently that he's not here to solve problems but rather bring a message like a pilgrim, but even so, we're hopeful that his messages help us find much-needed peace in Mexico," he said.

In a UK survey respondents felt that a mobile telephone text message, private email and private letters requesting the person to attend a clinic, rather than a message informing them that they have a STI would be good methods of PN [ 18].

Decide if you want the design on both sides of the box or if you would rather include a message or greeting.

"From what we learned about how they make their cheese, they are insane about it, and their entire world, if you will, is the crafting of great cheese," he adds, but "saying that straight is rather a boring message".

Suk and Tamargo propose that the hideous goiter-disfigured neck of God is not a mistake, but rather a hidden message.

But Frank Luntz, a Republican strategist and political commentator, does not see Bush's comments as necessarily having an adverse effect on Republican outreach to black voters, but rather a broader message of promoting self-aspiration.