Sentence examples for double message from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Israel sent a double message.

The youth receives a double message, "don't do it, but we expect that you will".

Her name (invented for the 1959 animated movie) is another double message.

There is a double message: the workers are heroes but the workers didn't get help.

This refrain, which runs through "Without Tess," contains a dark double message about the bonds and boundaries of sisterhood.

That double message — known in Hungary as Orban's "peacock dance" — reflects the fact that the prime minister is negotiating from a strong position.

Its premiere occurred in 1945, and the composer — an artist of secrets, codes and double messages — seems to have been addressing the largely positive mood brought on by the close of World War II.

Another is a teasingly complex tangle where two former lovers, one American and one French, are reunited by a series of phony double messages that end up getting both of them aboard the hijacked flight.

But Yates appeared to be giving double messages Tuesday.

Teens are quick to pick up on double messages, and will probably just assume that the more relaxed message applies - that it is okay to drink in general.

Newman, daughter of actor Paul Newman, also said the TV networks should re-evaluate the messages "running rampant in today's television programming". "There must be a rethinking about the mixed and double messages we are sending viewers," she said.