Sentence examples for some kind of message from inspiring English sources

The thing I do know is that she is sending Habara some kind of message.

Emoji means "picture letter" in Japanese and is an image used to convey some kind of message.

The latter, though fraught with difficulty, at least allowed them to get some kind of message across to millions.

"I don't want people ever listening to my music to get some kind of message," she agrees.

Or was he trying to transmit some kind of message to the Allies about the German nuclear program?

I had asked readers to call my Google Voice number and leave some kind of message so we could see what Google's automated transcription service made of it.

Though no one had claimed responsibility for the fires, and the spray-paint graffiti usually associated with ecoterrorist groups like the Earth Liberation Front were not seen at the sites, Mr. Venditto said he thought the fires had nonetheless been set "in an effort to send some kind of bizarre message, an anti-development message, to the town".

Improbably Karen starts blinking and twisting her head to deliver some kind of secret message.

Toward the end, they quote Woody Allen: "I wish I had some kind of affirmative message to leave you with.

"I wish I had some kind of positive message to end the year with," he wrote on Twitter.

FOR five decades astronomers have searched the vast ocean of space in the hope of picking up some kind of radio message from the neighbours.