The message in his hand made no sense at all.

They couldn't even be sure if their message made it out of "the white zone."

Even if you can figure out the prime factors, it doesn't mean the message would make sense.

Here is one case where the message we send can make a difference.

This message doesn't make sense, and it's not going to the right people.

Their message might make a difference to those who hear it.

The West's cultural messages, especially about democracy, made things even more difficult.

My message to Congress makes recommendations in a number of areas.

Because the message made perfect sense, but there was one thing wrong with it.

Someday he might even ask if a message going out made good sense.