Sentence examples for a terrible message to from inspiring English sources

What a terrible message to send to the electorate.

Such a move would send a terrible message to despots.

That would be a terrible message to send.

Continued delay on this bill would hurt victims and send a terrible message to the world.

I think it's a terrible message to the region, democracies, and it's shortsighted".

"That's a terrible message to get out to British taxpayers, it's a really rotten message," she added.

From Americana: "days when a terrible message seems to be passing from sunlight to shadow at the edge of a striped afternoon in the returning fathoms of time".

"To free three suspects without a fair trial, after they were found at the crime scene with a clear intent to commit harm, undermines the rule of law and sends a terrible message that can only serve to embolden the enemies of a free and secure Iraq".

It is not allowed in any other state-funded institution and gives a terrible message of "us and them" to children every time they enter the school gates.

Whenever I hear someone attack religious people for being anti-gay, for being crazy, for being idiots, I remember that people like you exist, people who send a terrible message about what it means to be religious.

But he and the New Republic's Noam Scheiber warn that President Obama's apparent zeal for caving in the fiscal-cliff talks sends a terrible message about how firm he will be in the next crisis to come.