Sentence examples for good message to send from inspiring English sources

"It's not a good message to send".

"Snooki and the Situation" — those "Jersey Shore" freak shows — "could very much be multimillionaires, and I don't think that's a good message to send," Mr. Laing said.

"But I didn't think it was a good message to send to our fans to say: 'You know, we haven't made the playoffs in two years.

She does not have a housekeeper because she thinks having someone else do the housework is not a good message to send to children.

"We have a good message to send about the rights of innocent Americans," Senator Russell Feingold, the Wisconsin Democrat, who recently led an unsuccessful attempt in the Senate to censure Bush, said.

Clarke Jones, a specialist in deradicalisation at the Australian National University, condemned Roy's visit as "not a good message" to send when the government was attempting to stop radicalised young people from joining the conflict.

The model Kate Moss, once asked for her motto, replied: "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels" – a terrible message to send about dieting and body image, but a well-turned sentence, surely.

A good message to write is: "Please send fruit back".

Reed and a few other top-level technology managers at the Obama campaign had Cloudability's reports e-mailed to them, and they were able to use them to optimize the amount they were spending on Amazon's Dynamo database, a high-performance service that is good for storing Facebook messages to send back and forth quickly but generally too expensive for other uses.

And if I was out there to try to break records, that wouldn't send a good message to my teammates".

"I know it wasn't planned but these guys flying in their big corporate jets doesn't send a good message to people in Searchlight, Nev., or Las Vegas, or Reno, or anyplace in this country.