Sentence examples for tell a message from inspiring English sources

"You know, the governor is trying to get some private money to tell a message — to give a message," Mr. Bloomberg said.

I felt that she tried to use her music to reach out to people, to tell a message and be a voice for others who didn't have the opportunity to speak.

Can you tell a Twitter message from Taylor Swift from a tweet by the Dalai Lama ("Others have the right to happiness, just like yourself"; "Japan is amazing")?

"The maps were distorted to tell a political message.

On advertising: "…[allows] advertisers to tell a stronger message".

And as you can tell when a message has been received, you can automatically resend if it hasn't arrived within an acceptable time.

For this reason, these functions are called aggregability functions because they tell whether a message should be aggregated or not, and to which level the aggregation should occur.

When applied to synapses, the technique should be able to tell whether a message is successfully jumping from one neuron to another.

And I think Johnny needs to be told a different message: that you can achieve, I don't care where you come from".

"Ideally [the artists are] telling a simple message but telling it in an artistic way," Hamish McDougall, a Canary Wharf spokesman, told the BBC.

This is a play made to drive home a message, not tell a subtle tale.