Sentence examples for disparaging message from inspiring English sources

You might set up robo-callers to ring people up with a disparaging message about another candidate.

In a written decision released on June 19, investigators ruled that the advertising with barbed wire should be discontinued because "while consumers may not literally believe that body wash is as harsh on skin as barbed wire, such imagery nonetheless communicates an unsupported and disparaging message that competing products can seriously damage the skin".

While Deh Cho's 60percentturnoutut was higher than the 44percentt average for the territory, and the race was tight Nadli won by just 18 votes in a field of four candidates MacNeil still said the fact he won sends a disparaging message to the territory.

It sends a potentially disparaging message to women such as busy moms and caregivers who rely on female community to help strengthen resilience and relieve stress that these types of friendships are not as important as bonds formed with friends of different genders, coworkers or children.

They contained disparaging messages about students, including referring to particular pupils as "dumb", "idiots" and "toxic".

The funeral attracted five people from the Westboro Baptist Church, an anti-gay religious group from Topeka, Kan., who waved signs with disparaging messages.

From the black-and-white terminal leaderboards showing the speediest times of friends, to the in-game system of sticky notes to leave encouraging (or disparaging) messages, it begins to feel like the whole thing isn't really about hacking and lasers and space elevators after all.

In a follow-up Facebook post, the mom reported that her inbox has been inundated with disparaging messages from anti-vaxxers.

Gov. Sam Brownback of Kansas issued a public apology today to a high school student who was disciplined for posting a disparaging Twitter message about him while she was attending a youth program at the state Capitol.

He was accused of sending disparaging text messages about England's captain and coach to chums in the South African side.

Michael Manely, a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union who represents five parents, argued that singling out evolution as "not a fact" was untrue and sent a religiously motivated message disparaging it and that students might not understand the difference between the popular and scientific meanings of a theory.