Sentence examples for very loud message from inspiring English sources
Supporting a bill that renounces our vote ignores a very loud message that we delivered twice in the last decade.
"The law is sending a very loud message to cockfighters that Texas is taking a stand on the issue," said Nicole Paquette, the senior Texas state director of the Humane Society of the United States.
Woods sent a very loud message to the leaders and followers alike, playing by far his best golf since returning to the game at the Masters in a round that featured a blistering 30 on the back nine topped off by consecutive birdies at the 16th, 17th and 18th holes.
For example, when one of our daughters throws a tantrum, it's easy to interpret that very loud message as they are being babies or brats.
"If we cease to have [cap and trade], that's going to send a very loud message to the rest of the world and one we may not want to send," said Michael Wara, a Stanford law professor.
The impact of this decision should not be underestimated; instead, we must get to work and send a very loud message to corporate America: you cannot buy our votes.
The criminal charges "send a very clear and loud message that the Department of Motor Vehicles takes fraud and illegal activity very seriously, and it is obviously not tolerated," he said.
That is a very loud and clear message.
"You can set this election on its ear," Mr. Santorum exhorted the friendly crowd as he urged them to "send a very clear and loud message from up here in the U.P., good conservative country".
"I hope that this sends a very loud and clear message to employers and to students doing these internships, and to the colleges that are cooperating in creating this large pool of free labor — for most for-profit employers, this is illegal.
Wow! How's that for standing up to corporate greed?" Rather than handing out goodies to companies that hold the country hostage, Sanders went on, "we need to send a very loud and clear message to corporate America: The era of outsourcing is over.
