Sentence examples for the message expressed from inspiring English sources

The writer of the message expressed his appreciation for Zabara's mediation efforts but said the government had lied and refused to suspend their fire during the negotiations.

Also courage rather than boldness is the virtue you need if you are to realise the the message, expressed in his 1988 novel, The Alchemist, that wherever your heart is you will find treasure.

Thus, the message expressed in the opening pages of this paper seems clear enough: the results Boltzmann is about to derive are advertised as doubly checked and utterly rigorous.

It's been my mission as I speak to local business groups, it's the message expressed in a series I host at Sacred Heart University, and it's the motivation behind my new company, Women's Leadership LIVE.

That is the message expressed by Al Gore's Climate Reality Project, which launched "24 Hours of Reality," an event which began at 7pm CT on September 14, and is running for 24 hours straight.

When the target messages were detected in both the control samples and the OA or RA samples by RT-PCR, the ratio for the amount of the message expressed in control samples to the amount of the message expressed in OA or RA samples was determined as a relative expression level.

"This was not the act of a bunch of teenage malcontents; it was a well-organised, adult, carefully executed stunt relaying through violence the messages expressed already in the political sphere by the extreme right".

She told The Huffington Post that all the messages expressed the same sentiment: "I'm thinking of you and I'm with you and we will not let hate win". .

„Not to go abroad", „to always be near", „to play with children", „to ensure a healthy life style", „to educate children without violence" — these are just a few of the messages expressed by children through their drawings.

Written mostly by Harrison, the composition has been interpreted as a restatement of the humanitarian message expressed in his 1971 single "Bangla Desh", and a tribute to Indian musician Ravi Shankar.

"The government," Justice Antonin Scalia wrote, "may not regulate [speech] based on hostility or favoritism towards the underlying message expressed".