Sentence examples for straightforward messages from inspiring English sources

Again, straightforward messages arrive by way of thoughtfully layered rhythmic elements.

Labour was able to campaign on straightforward messages like class sizes, standards and primary education.

The Conservatives' straightforward messages about economic competence and leadership compare well not only with Labour's ramshackle offering but also with their own meandering campaign in 2010.

Large, bright and bold, they are meant to attract the attention of those speeding by with their clear, straightforward messages that can be easily grasped in an instant.

Their new album, "The Sound of Sunshine," offers genuinely optimistic pop-soul with straightforward messages of spiritual affirmation ("The Thing That Helps Me Get Through") and romantic dedication ("I'll Be Waiting").

Attempts to corral the party towards simple, straightforward messages invariably fail because of a blend of bolshiness, free thinking and stubbornness which is the enduring strength of most Lib Dem party members.

"They want to keep a consistent, straightforward message.

The play's straightforward message about corruption comes across clearly.

This straightforward message is remarkable for at least two reasons.

Not all of his videos carry such a straightforward message.

The diplomatic signals may be mixed, but for Ron, the mission had a straightforward message.