Sentence examples for wording of the message from inspiring English sources
CNN executives said Mr. Robertson had paraphrased the exact wording of the message from the men and had disguised some details of the meeting.
The stinging wording of the message, from Under Secretary of Defense Eric S. Edelman, was unusual, particularly because it was directed at a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
As the email did not have any clear markings or advice on how it was to be treated, the recipients interpreted the wording of the message to mean that they should also forward the email to other voluntary workers.
The Muslim Council of Britain compared the government to the far-right with its wording of the message, which claimed mosques had to work harder to stop radicalisation and ensure young people were not susceptible to recruitment by al-Qaeda and Isis.
The wording of the message, which repeatedly spoke of the North and South as a single nation, was apparently intended to appeal to the strong and growing public sympathy toward North Korea among ordinary South Koreans, based on the two peoples' common origins as well as mounting tensions between South Korea and the United States.
On 4 April, the court ruled that the wording of the message was fair comment and dismissed the ANC's application with costs.
The wording of the messages is modified from language developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service's website, HealthFinder.gov.
The e-mail apps show the first few words of the message bodies.
It's as if no one listened to the words of 'The Message,' because they were too busy dancing to the back beat.
Whenever he receives e-mail from the person in charge of the satellite — even if it's just a birthday wish or a thank-you note — the first words of the message have to be "the satellites are fine".
Given what people have heard before, as they listen they can almost spin the slow, deliberate words of the message into singing, and the singing into an elegant orchestration of slow, deliberate chords -- something that years from now they won't be able to get out of their heads.
