Sentence examples for damaging message from inspiring English sources

Grandma needs to gently but firmly be told that her presents are sending a damaging message.

What is absolutely certain is the damaging message of intimidation that would flow from their removal.

This false, damaging message will mislead millions of comics fans for years.

In another potentially damaging message to his girlfriend, he wrote "I love this website" and linked to a site that referred to exploding mortgages.

This idea also sends a damaging message about what rape is: it not a crime of passion or misread signals, and it's not about sex.

At the same time, the POA spokesman sways away from reason in his belief that the guards' suspension sends out a damaging message.

The presence of strip clubs also sends damaging messages to children and young people in the surrounding area, given how they portray male and female roles and relations.

Teen-agers may be more prone to acting on their urges, or they may just be more attuned to the profoundly contradictory and damaging messages the culture is constantly sending all of us.

"To protect children from these damaging messages they must be taught about sex in the context of healthy, caring relationships and how to protect and respect themselves and others".

At the same time, he was aware of a plethora of negative and damaging messages being filtered through from news channels across the world, especially in the United States, where most broadcast images of black people were of criminals or crime victims.

As difficult as it is, Scheel, who has been treating children with eating disorders for 25 years, says parents need to explore the family dynamics or the damaging messages they may be feeding their children.