Sentence examples for a destructive message from inspiring English sources

It's a destructive message in our context.

"The Boy Scouts are still sending a destructive message".

While it is unclear how the governor's ban on Syrian resettlement is meant to work, given his lack of authority to prevent any individual from traveling to or living in Illinois, his announcement nonetheless sent a destructive message: that Illinois, long a safe haven for refugees fleeing war and persecution, is turning its back on that legacy out of misguided fear and political gamesmanship.

Can there be a more destructive message from a dad? (His kids would do well to not accept his calls until he writes two more sentences in long hand 100 times, "I will learn to be kinder and more empathetic toward my children, and all children" and "The opinions of others are as important as my own").

In my letter, which I know many of you read, I warned MTV of the dangers of promoting such a careless and destructive message.

Such an approach can send the destructive message: see how much money you cost everyone, you broken person?

Duv: I write lyrics that are honest and present an alternative to a lot of the destructive messages I hear in some of today's mainstream.

I know mothers who, even on the Upper West Side of New York City -- a place we consider relatively open and evolved -- perpetuate destructive messages to their daughters.

Hundreds of thousands of people (let's not presume they're all teenage white girls; there's no proof of that rubbish) sign up to these websites and contribute or like, comment and share these disturbing images and destructive messages.

They began preaching the same destructive messages and appearing on the extremist right-wing network all across the nation.

School can also exacerbate the effects of trauma, fortifying victims' destructive messages and beliefs about the world and themselves.