Sentence examples for context of a message from inspiring English sources

Starmer stressed that the context of a message was important: "Banter, jokes and offensive comments are commonplace and often instantaneous.

He was able to train his software to use the context of a message to guess how likely it was that an e-mail containing certain words in relation to each other was spam.

We remark, however, that this approach can be greatly improved in the context of a message passing system.

Putting a "#" (hash) sign in front of a certain word is a simple way of adding context to a message.

The app follows in the freshly pressed footsteps of Bieber-backed selfie-sharing app Shots of Me, or the likes of Context, a messaging app that also lets you contextualise your typed missives with, you guessed it, a selfie.

Linguist John McWhorter coined the phrase 'fingered speech' in a 2013 TED talk, citing the example of "LOL" which no longer functions as a direct acronym for "laugh out loud" but a "pragmatic particle" – an expression not semantically linked to the context of the message, but rather an indicator of the speaker's attitude.

In this way, the filter acts as an authorisation rule evaluated in the context of each message, based on its content.

You may or may not choose to address a person specifically by name, depending on the context of the message.

It is hard not to wonder whether Mr. Bloomberg's soda limit initiative might have garnered more enthusiasm (though obviously not from the soft-drink industry, whose ad campaigns against it imagine democracy imperiled at the threat of less Pepsi) if it had been delivered within the context of a more consistent and compassionate message about the city's commitment to the underserved.

SwiftKey now has neural artificial intelligence, so instead of a simple suggestion algorithm, it looks at what you're typing and tries to grasp the context of your message so it can provide better suggestions.

It looks at your syntax, slang and the context of your message — who you're talking to, in which digital medium — and uses that to predict the next few words you're likely to type.