Sentence examples for adversarial message from inspiring English sources

The song is a sharp contrast in both style and spirit to "Meet the Mets," which plays before each home game and has a slightly less adversarial message ("East side, west side, everybody's comin' down!").

"The New York Times reported on Friday that Corey Lewandowski, the former Trump campaign manager who attempted to turn his links to the president into a lobbying career, is ready to join a new White House war room intended to sharpen the administration's adversarial message.

The key message is that adversarial tactics such as stop-and-search represent a significant risk to police legitimacy.

This does not, however, lead to a lack of controversy particularly when the message is framed in a controversial or adversarial way as it was in this Guardian article.

While the adversarial title and tone sit a little uneasily with the message that we should all be a bit nicer, there are some cathartic moments and Bridge has bucketloads of empathy.

Adversarial nodes can attempt to prevent the successful transmission of protocol messages by jamming the channel with unwanted signals.

"You truly were crap at encryption," I say, referring to the digital tools that allow you to scramble messages to trusted correspondents to avoid detection, thinking that an adversarial journalist such as Greenwald will appreciate playing hardball.

Now, an activist who has developed an adversarial relationship with the group has published over 11,000 Wikileaks Twitter direct messages.

The central message of this book is that right and left no longer hold firm, adversarial beliefs but jostle for position in the political centre.

France – a one-time information commissioner and former ombudsman for telecoms, energy and surveyors – says one of her central messages to lawyers is that dispute resolution is the key to LeO, rather than an adversarial approach.

On Twitter — a form that discourages rambling — a Freedom of the Press Foundation message made the point succinctly: Rest in peace Michael Hastings, a journalist's journalist, who embodied the First Amendment's adversarial spirit.