Sentence examples for underlying message that from inspiring English sources

No, it is the underlying message that is now emerging.

Alex Nicholson Sam Kinison Payam Eshraghian "There was always an underlying message that permeated through his shows – a message of peace, love and togetherness.

Mr. Kotis said he believed there was a large audience for the show, people who not only respond to the satire but also to the underlying message that greedy corporations and selfish citizenry can be a disastrous combination.

"The term 'unexpected leak' has an underlying message that, 'This just happened to you and there's nothing that you could have done,' " said Ms. Muller, whose organization promotes pelvic exercises to reduce and prevent incontinence.

When, in 2007, Wilders called for the Koran to be banned in the country, it caused outrage, but at the same time his underlying message — that, as he has declared, "we are heading for the end of European and Dutch civilization as we know it" — reflected a widespread feeling that the country's way of handling immigration was a disaster.

But there's an underlying message that seems just as apparent: we'll keep giving as long as you keep buying.

It's got the comedic aspect, a believable romance and a lot of underlying messages that kind of tie the whole thing together.

"If Labour currently has central, underlying messages that it is trying to communicate to the electorate about itself, its policies, and its leader, the best you could say at present is that it's not quite coming across," McBride wrote.

Following a description of the articles, our findings are structured in terms of messages that males can get EDs and then those which appeared to reinforce underlying messages that EDs are 'gender anomalous' for men (EDs normally affect females; ED risk is greater among less masculine men; men find EDs shameful; EDs in men are not recognised by professionals).

Several analysts, however, countered that the report's underlying message indicated that the bank would eventually have to stimulate a stagnant economy.

The headlines circulated nationwide, and across the Atlantic, the underlying message suggesting that Tskitishvili's days of American innocence had ended.