Sentence examples for appalling messages from inspiring English sources

The "appalling messages" of Banners, says Gilbert and George, are not about violently attacking the viewer, as was the purpose of their Scapegoating series shown at White Cube last year, but about liberating audiences from liberal complacency.

What an appalling message to send to staff.

It sends out an appalling message and suggests we haven't learned anything from the mistakes of the past".

Barry Gardiner, the shadow energy secretary, said the decision for a review at the 11th hour "sends the most appalling message out to investors".

It's not only the appalling message that the new cuts in arts funding communicate, it's also the far from sure-footed messenger.

"What an appalling message to send to a generation of people whose opportunities already seem so limited by a lack of jobs".

"It sends an absolutely appalling message and it's not about building the sort of mixed communities that we absolutely need".

Barry Gardiner, the shadow energy secretary, said the government was in chaos and the new review "sends the most appalling message out to investors".

The inclusion of these people on the guest list of the royal wedding sends an appalling message to the world, particularly at this time, and it reflects very badly on the Windsor family.

I reminded the couple of this country's duty to support the oppressed and the democrats over the despots and oppressors, and warned that it would send an "appalling message to the world were any dictators of the Middle East – royal or otherwise – seen enjoying the hospitality of your family and rubbing shoulders with Hollywood stars and politicians at your wedding".

By refusing to hear claims brought by victims of Bush-era torture and detention practices, and failing to decisively reject the government's array of bad excuses for denying them a modicum of justice, the Court in recent years has sent an appalling message of indifference and impunity.