Sentence examples for was the central message from inspiring English sources

"That was the central message of his presidency," Mr. McPherson said.

This was the central message of a panel discussion hosted by the Guardian at the annual World Water Week conference in Stockholm, Sweden.

This was the central message conveyed by Dr. John Kelly, senior vice president of IBM Research, at the Augmenting Human Intelligence Cognitive Colloquium, which took place yesterday in San Francisco.

'Get Randomised' was the central message and interested individuals were directed to the http://www.getrandomised.org website for more information.

This is the central message of the Encyclopedia of Peace.

That is the central message of a new book by Stephen Kinzer, a former Middle East correspondent of the New York Times.

For this reason, the idea of putting your reader first is the central message of my Guardian masterclass on how to be a science journalist.

It should be a simple message (and it should have been the central message in Massachusetts): a vote for a Republican, no matter what you think of him as a person, is a vote for paralysis.

Garry Wills, the professor and author, said it was salvation, the delivery of people from original sin through baptism, and not redemption, the restoration of man from sin, that is the central message of Christianity.

Stagnating social mobility is expected to be the central message of Obama's state of the union address later this month and defining issue of the 2014 mid-term elections.

That combination of cultural depth and material backwardness is the central message of Sigurdur Gylfi Magnusson's social history of one of Europe's smallest and remotest countries.Given its 300,000 population (about the size of New Orleans), Iceland produces a lot of news.