'unpleasant message' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when describing a message that someone sent that was negative or hurtful. For example, "He sent me an unpleasant message and it made me feel really bad."
Sometimes language is deliberately chosen to convey an unspoken, but unmistakable and deeply unpleasant, message.
Today's guides also make a point of encouraging groups to focus first on the animals, leaving any unpleasant message for later.
This is a rather indirect means of communication, but not inconceivable as a way to send an ally the unpleasant message that our patience is running thin, so don't push us too far.
WASHINGTON — Even before word came on Tuesday that Citigroup might split into pieces to shore up its finances, an unpleasant message was moving through Congress and President-elect Barack Obama's transition team: the banks need more taxpayer money.
But for all that, the low yields on Treasuries contain an unpleasant message for investors that have been buying without heed to risk or price that there is much uncertainty about future economic growth.That message, and its corollary that risk is ill rewarded seems to be filtering through at last.
The symbolism of a frustrated China, which is North Korea's benefactor, joining hands with South Korea, an ally of the United States, in calling for a Korean Peninsula free of nuclear weapons will send a clear and unpleasant message to the North, analysts say.
"Unpleasant Messages" plays two voice mails.
Mr Greaney added that Dappy had shown this by intervening on Twitter when the two female witnesses received "extremely unpleasant" messages from some of the rapper's supporters.
Paul Greaney, defending, said Dappy had shown remorse by intervening on Twitter when the two female witnesses received "extremely unpleasant" messages from some of his supporters.
The texts were within 10,000 messages, the LMA said, and the organisation claimed that none of Mackay's were homophobic or sexist and he did not send "a whole host of offensive and unpleasant messages".
