Sentence examples for pernicious message from inspiring English sources

Among other things, it sends a "pernicious message, that the victim of a sexual crime is somehow tainted by the experience and is somehow to blame," said Anthony Mancini, a novelist and former newspaperman who is director of the journalism program at Brooklyn College.

But what Sky doesn't tell you is this: during that period information has emerged to confirm the real, negative effects of the series, which spins the pernicious message that "torture works" and is a legitimate tool in the fight to protect national security.

A more pernicious message to be sure, one that insinuates intolerance.

In his view the prosecution means to send an even more pernicious message, which is that protest of the sort that the defendants engaged in is prohibited full stop.

Without an honest reckoning of what did and didn't happen in the lead-up to the Iraq war, a pernicious message comes across from Wilkerson, Powell and many others: of course we stuck it out and followed orders, we had private doubts but fulfilled our responsibilities to maintain public support for the war.

He says expressing doubts about green growth sends out pernicious messages to investors.

This is known as "content drift," and it's more pernicious than an error message, because it's impossible to tell that what you're seeing isn't what you went to look for: the overwriting, erasure, or moving of the original is invisible.

It's fodder for scuttlebutty emails, flippant text messages and pernicious phone calls.

Sheth and his cohorts at Teamchat decided that the first hurdle to overcome was the horrendous clutter that resulted from Enterprise SMS messaging, exponentially pernicious when anyone, then everyone starts hitting "Reply All".

That message is particularly pernicious.

Given the strength of the message, it's baffling that a pernicious culture of demonising older women has been allowed to take hold.