Sentence examples for indirect messaging from inspiring English sources

When you're communicating over indirect messaging you can't really be sure what the other person understands.

This was not merely a direct message but a cry for help, an indirect message, if you will.

Brooks received direct or indirect messages of support from politicians including Cameron, Osborne and former prime minister Tony Blair when left she left News International in July 2011.

Cameron sent her an indirect message of support after she was forced to resign as chief executive of News International last summer.

The scope and spread of Western pop culture, with its potent, if indirect, messages of rebellious aspiration and individual desire, are inherently disturbing to an authoritarian state that likes to think of its citizens as dependent and governable children.

"While the doctors' view that this was not needed immediately was accurate in terms of the child's clinical needs; this failed to take account of the indirect message that was given to the parents, which was that their wishes and rights were overruled by the professionals.

When using indirect message calls, components are connected using connectors encapsulating communication between them.

There is no direct message, only indirect messages exist.

You're giving others an indirect message that you're open to real communication.

"I received some indirect messages from Number 10, Number 11, the Home Office, the Foreign Office".

The sponsors of the video say it speaks "in a manner consistent with the language of the times we live in... [using] clever and indirect messages".