Sentence examples for the message articulated from inspiring English sources

Without directly attacking Wall Street or the nation's corporate titans, Obama nevertheless paid homage to the growing concern over rising inequality and the message articulated by the Occupy Wall Street movement: "For we, the people, understand that our country cannot succeed when a shrinking few do very well and a growing many barely make it".

The underlying message, articulated in a one-minute video played to staff on Wednesday to explain the redesign, is that the Mirror is a tabloid with a "brain".

Another message, articulated by a researcher early in the film, is that in their earlier lives these homeless people are not linked most strongly by drugs or alcohol, by crime or abuse.

Its pretty astonishing that the same Wall Street firms who couldn't control risk taking for all those years, can produce a fairly coherent message articulated by both CEOs and traders alike, even if it's all bullshit.

In order to develop consumer resonance, product messages articulated on a social network site (SNS) must be designed with the proper content and delivered through the proper channels.

Not to be out done, the ruling Labor Party Secretary for International Development, Douglas Alexander MP, provided a video message articulating the ongoing support Prime Minister Gordon Brown's government is providing for pneumonia prevention and control around the world.

And how strong was the TV message in articulating the Web site's value proposition?

But what kind of symbolic message is articulated if the pool of delegates is limited to global elites who attend multiple sessions -- some of which are the aforementioned "hardship" re-enactments -- that are squeezed between wining and dining events at one of the most luxurious resorts in Switzerland?

"They don't articulate the message of the brand".

He began to consider how to articulate the message he wanted to send.

"The real test is when you disagree with the content of the speech and you still defend the right of someone to articulate the message".