Sentence examples for singular message from inspiring English sources

The once singular message has become far more diverse.

Dan Migala, a sports marketing consultant in Chicago, said the advertising successfully "communicates a singular message to a diverse audience.

Often, though, the greater public has failed to hear a singular message due to disunity and a lack of planning.

But a singular message came from Henry Pierce, executive director of Clean and Sober Streets, a substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation program in downtown Washington on whose board Mr. Deaver served as chairman for 16 years.

The Paris performances had been a diversion from his main artistic project, a crowdfunded effort to play his piano in each of the world's capitals, spreading a singular message of shared humanity.

Writers like Andrew Vachss, a scary-looking guy with an eye-patch, whose books have a singular message: sexual abuse (especially that of children) is an evil we tolerate at our peril.

Is that really what Republicans across the country want from their nominee, or is South Carolina, with its history of acute racial tension and contrarianism, simply sending a singular, extreme message?

But in 2010, as the party writ large struggles to coalesce around a singular leader and message, the spectacle of two well-known Republicans savaging each other is a midterm gift to the Democratic National Committee.

When she talks about wanting "my girls to travel the world with pride" and the decline of America "over my lifetime," you wonder why her default pronoun is singular if the message is meant to be concern for others and inclusiveness.

The plan includes unifying various Tea Party groups in a state, focusing on a singular candidate and message, and grassroots-level activism.

And we're not just talking about the singer's stunning good looks that rightfully landed her a contract with CoverGirl -- it's also Monáe's award-winning music, singular style and message of individualism that completes her enduring allure.