Sentence examples for ultimate message of the from inspiring English sources

And the ultimate message of the evening was that, in this heavily contested Republican district, traditional party lines held up, despite deep local misgivings about Trump.

The ultimate message of "The Damned"—that overreaching ambition must be tempered and sublimated in teamwork to succeed may seem more apposite than Mr Curtis's.British television audiences love bleak soap operas that deal in downtrodden banality.

The vast drift of paper and ash summoned the ultimate message of "The Dead," in which James Joyce describes the swoon-like transport of ordinary souls through life as through a wintry storm: "the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling, like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead".

And I hope that it will inspire others to reconnect with the natural world…." The ultimate message of the The Great Animal Orchestra Symphony – which really has to be heard to be believed – is loud and clear.

The ultimate message of the real Haggadah is hope (sound familiar?).

And that, the actress said, is the ultimate message of the show.

And the message has been the same all along, from Paris in '68 to the Berlin Wall, from Warsaw to Tiananmen Square: Let the kids rock 'n' roll!" Whether that was the ultimate message of these events is debatable, but it emphatically is the message that "The Cluetrain Manifesto," and the culture it emerged from, have for society.

This is the ultimate message of "George Bellows," an unnecessarily disappointing retrospective that has come to the Metropolitan Museum of Art from the National Gallery in Washington.

He stood on a hillside above a thousand Sierra Leonean troops, whose country was being ravaged by a civil war of staggering brutality, with villagers locked into huts and burned alive, with child soldiers hacking off the hands of civilians, then letting them live as the ultimate message of terror.

Look at Barack Obama, he is the ultimate message of hope.

The ultimate message of all these movies is, your parents are idiots and you are right.