Sentence examples for been a direct message from inspiring English sources

Katz subsequently apologised for the "ill-judged" comment, which he said was supposed to have been a direct message to one individual Twitter user.

In its securities filing before it went public, Angie's List, in what could have been a direct message to anyone thinking about investing in Yelp, put it this way: "The anonymity of the Internet renders it inherently susceptible to outright manipulation by unscrupulous service providers and unhappy customers, so consumers have limited means for discerning which information they should trust".

This is a direct message to Arafat".

Well, here's a direct message to Mensch and friends: your attempt to smear these protesters was both cynical and fruitless.

"They destroyed my future, what I'd spent my life working towards," says Bonzi. "It was a direct message to the other judges: 'Confirm what he says, and we'll throw you out.'" The tribunal annulled Bonzi's decision.

"What Colette Bowe actually had as all this was coming was a direct message brought to her from Number 10 – before the inquiry but after the leak – giving Number 10's approval," Mr Moore said in his conversation with the Chancellor, George Osborne, organised by the Policy Exchange think-tank.

It's a direct message from Microsoft to businesses everywhere.

McClure sent out a tweet earlier that was clearly meant to be a direct message.

A popular feature with Twitter is a "direct" message that you send to just a single friend.

"This is a direct message to us [players] that names and clubs can no longer guarantee you a call-up," the striker told the BBC.

"And she said that... this was a direct message from the governor".