Sentence examples for ill messaging from inspiring English sources

When you have a society that takes at its founding the hatred and degradation of a people, when that society inscribes that degradation in its most hallowed document, and continues to inscribe hatred in its laws and policies, it is fantastic to believe that its citizens will derive no ill messaging.

But Mary and Martha had faith that their "Lazarus is ill" message was sufficient.

According to many West Coast political experts, the initiative's defeat could be blamed on an ill-advised messaging and positioning strategy.

We must continue therefore to exercise caution with EPO use in the critically ill, a message reinforced by other editorialists [ 17].

If you can base your discussion of scientific progress in a story about someone or something a child is already familiar with (such as a family member or friend who has been ill), your message will be much more effective.

The written word was a forgiving medium for over-complicated, ill-conceived messages.

The ill-advised message was swiftly removed and in subsequent tweets Hawkers stressed that the comment was meant in jest.

On Boxing Day an ill-tempered message came through from the General Staff of the British 7th Division ordering that "such unwarlike activity must cease".

A group of people who, if spoken to with an ill-conceived message or marginally misdirected tonal inflection, will be merciless in their response.

His ordeal began on 6 January when, after hearing that extreme weather had forced the closure of Robin Hood airport, he posted the ill-advised message – frustrated because he was to fly to Ireland from that airport on Friday 15 January.

She wrote a private, ill-considered message, at a time of much frustration to those astronomers who had been looking forward to making progress on TMT construction.