Sentence examples for undermining the message from inspiring English sources
Even opponents of Mr. McCain are likely to find such a graphic reference to his health offensive, undermining the message of the advertisement.
Far from undermining the message, these complications strengthen it, letting listeners draw their own conclusions from the gap between the life in the lyrics and the life of the guy delivering them.
They feel that they are undermining the message they are selling by saying if they can't smoke entirely outwith the home, perhaps you can just smoke in one room.
But they wanted to do so without American fingerprints that might undermine the message.
Whoever had passed along the Pope's letter, the newspaper speculated, had a "double goal": to undermine the message of the encyclical and to undermine Pope Francis.
In a blogpost, Aron White of the Environmental Investigation Agency said that this could undermine the message of the ban that ivory should no longer be a desirable product.
In style and substance, some regional analysts said, it sought to undermine the message of radical terrorists like Osama bin Laden.
"Not only is it bad generally," he added, "but it particularly undermines the message you're sending out in public corruption cases".
This campaign was, to the surprise of many observers, a conventional air campaign — U.S. officials had concluded that the use of nuclear weapons would undermine the message that the United States was attempting to liberate the people of North Korea.
Barrack Obama has fatally undermined the message of his visit to the Arctic to highlight the dangers of climate change because his administration allowed Shell to drill there, a leading US environmentalist has said.
