Sentence examples for messaging section from inspiring English sources

Instagram's messaging section, which we'll see shown off Thursday, could be a plain Jane non-disappearing-act affair.

But similar to the Fans First email campaigns, Spotify could create a special artist-to-fan messaging section in its app that could alert users to new releases and playlists as brand advertising, or even push tours and merchandise as more direct performance advertising.

There is also a great new addition to the direct messages section: suggested users.

You create a new Vine message by tapping on the Messages section, recording a video and sending it off.

Here, we'll be looking at the "President's Message" section: what it's trying to say and what information we can gain by reading into it.

When you launch the Messages section on Facebook.com, the "Other" inbox appears grayed out – an easy-to-miss home for all the unimportant messages you'll probably just ignore forever.

Meanwhile, the Messages section is a simple team chat where you could receive important updates from the management, ask questions of co-workers, and chat with your work colleagues.

In the main messages section, the design has been changed so it looks like an SMS application as opposed to the more inbox-like feel it had in the past (which the iOS counterpart still sports).

However, the feature is fairly bare bones – there isn't a way to share media like stickers, photos or videos in the Messages section at this time, which would be a good way to kick off a conversation with a new friend (e.g. "Here's that picture you wanted!").

Tap Blocked in the Messages section.

In particular, notice the Notifications section, the Messages section, and the New Likes section.