Sentence examples for seen as a message from inspiring English sources

In some rural communities, homosexuality is seen as a message from beyond the grave: a sign from ancestors that perhaps the afflicted ought to become a traditional healer.

The move was seen as a message that the government would not tolerate the kind of farm invasions that have occurred in Zimbabwe.

It was widely seen as a message from the new publisher that he was no longer interested in the paper's previous right-wing parochialism.

The reference to the assassinated former statesman could be seen as a message to his son, Saad al-Hariri, who is expected to be put forward by the parliamentary majority as its candidate to head a national unity government.

Last week, two bombs were found at the main courthouse in Reggio Calabria, in what was widely seen as a message by the 'Ndrangheta to prosecutors trying to dismantle clans.

Vardy himself also didn't disappoint those expecting a reaction on social media, posting an riposte to his Tottenham counterpart, Harry Kane, whose recently tweeted image of a pack of lions had been seen as a message designed to suggest that his side were hunting Leicester down.

Canada-based Kik claims over 300 million registered users — it doesn't disclose active user counts — and it is valued at $1 billion following a 2015 investment from Tencent, the Chinese firm behind blockbuster app WeChat that is generally seen as a messaging industry bellwether.

But it has quickly emerged as a high-profile if somewhat symbolic test of the willingness of Republicans — and some Democrats for that matter — to respond to what they see as a message of the midterm elections.

In a move that some members of the Bloomberg administration see as a message to the mayor and as an end-run around the will of the voters, Mr. Miller said yesterday that he would use his new authority to preside over City Council meetings to designate Ms. Gotbaum as a sort of president pro-tem.

Pepsi is refusing to apologize for an advertisement featuring Kendall Jenner at the site of a protest, saying the company stands behind what it sees as a message of inclusion.

But that sentiment alone is likely to be seen as a blunt message by Mr. Obama's re-election team in Chicago.