Sentence examples for unwelcome message from inspiring English sources

For many in this country, hers is an unwelcome message.

It also sends a very unwelcome message overseas.

It was not necessarily a wholly unwelcome message for Mr. Rehn.

A DECADE from now, owners of electric cars, having driven their share of clean and green miles, may encounter a dashboard light flashing an unwelcome message: Check Battery.

Of course, McKiernan's direct superior Tommy Franks, along with Rumsfeld and Bush himself, chose not to listen to the unwelcome message of unfolding chaos.

Thinking in terms of an unwelcome message, a partially understood problem where very out bad outcomes cannot be ruled out, and universally flawed solutions seems to me a grown-up way of engaging the electorate.

In my party chairman's speech at the 2005 Conservative conference I delivered some unwelcome messages.

As micro-bloggers and users of social media get a louder voice in China officials there have to devise ever more elaborate means of restricting unwelcome messages; by contrast institutions in India, as in the West, are far more confident about allowing more transparency.Where is the relationship headed?

Beside the child as Christ (each child is a type of Christ), Kasischke arrays less hopeful adults: Lazarus as a florist, delivering unwelcome messages, afraid to sleep; car passengers in a hospital parking lot; her father envisioned posthumously "in the massive shadows / of the columns / of the Museum of Griefs-to-Come Griefs-to-Come Griefs-to-Come

In short, there is no theory of free expression of which I am aware that suggests that there should be no way to escape unwelcome messages in private.

Rick Brenner, a management consultant and workplace politics expert in Cambridge, Mass., says that while a one-time unwelcome electronic message may just be an aberration, a pattern of them, with you or with other employees, could spell problems.