Sentence examples for the fundamental message from inspiring English sources

That is the fundamental message of Danielewski's astonishing work.

The fundamental message, that women are people and not objects, has not quite sunk in.

But still the fundamental message of the spectacle seemed immediate enough.

The fundamental message of the paper is really quite simple: they're there.

He characterized the fundamental message with the Russian phrase "my ne bydlo," meaning, "We are not cattle".

Taking away the political or even purely moral implications of Romney's position, we should consider the fundamental message he is sending.

One of the fundamental messages in HIV education is to eat nutritious foods: not easy for the many exceptionally poor people in Malawi.

Cameron described it as "not an ideal start" but said it would not derail the Conservatives' fundamental message about fixing the economy.

"You are the couriers of a fundamental message amidst the reality in which farmworkers find themselves.

America has 250,000-300,000 active farmers; India has 15m cotton farmers alone, several million of whom Monsanto says it has reached already.This reinforces the firm's fundamental message, that it is a driving force for higher farm productivity and that higher productivity, not a return to the methods of the past, is likely to be the true source of agricultural sustainability.

(He had assured the audience that his fundamental message — "Only an American President can bring peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians" — was identical to one he had delivered the previous day to a Jewish gathering).