Sentence examples for sort of a message from inspiring English sources

Although presidential approval is highly correlated with election results, you still need to present some sort of a message that actually appeals to younger voters to win them over.

In "The Battle Over Mr. Ashcroft" (editorial, Jan . 28, you suggest that 40 votes against John Ashcroft in the Senate might send some sort of a message to the new president.

It's sort of a message in a bottle.

That song was sort of a message to myself that things would work out; I would fall in love again.

In an interview with MTV, Carey made the following statement regarding "When You Believe" and working with Whitney Houston: "It's sort of a message song.

"The Democrats are banking on this as being sort of a messaging bill," he said.

Mr. Moore said, "We're obviously discouraged that we lost, but we do feel like we sort of sent a message".

So, sort of a mixed message on putting effort into your appearance I guess, but whatever: No hats unless you're Eddy.

There's supposed to be sort of an eco-message there about not using plastic bags, but we'll forgive you if it gets lost in the headlights' glare.

In his nomination speech, Mr Bush attempted to assuage these fears by stressing that Ms Miers can be relied upon to follow the law rather than "legislat[e] from the bench"—a sort of coded message to activists that she will be a reliable vote for their cause.

Marc Andreessen: So Twitter is a new kind of messaging system, or sort of a combination of an SMS sort of short messages, a little bit like blogging.