Sentence examples for whose messaging from inspiring English sources

He objected to Mr. Trump's untimely firing of James Comey, the F.B.I. director; warned Mr. Trump against continuing his abusive campaign against Mr. Sessions; and opposed Mr. Scaramucci's appointment, saying Mr. Trump needed a professional, not another inexperienced loyalist, to guide a press shop whose "messaging" consists mostly of post-tweet babble.

IN THEORY Daum, an internet portal in South Korea, is acquiring Kakao, a startup whose messaging app, KakaoTalk, is on most of the country's smartphones.

The best relationships come about between brands whose messaging, core values, and objectives are all in alignment with one another.

Butcher also asked whether Telegram might not launch some more fully fledged services — a la Asian messaging platforms such as Line and WeChat, whose messaging apps are now far richer platforms pushing all sorts of services at the core users than just comms.

Perhaps the Republicans, heatedly talking about whose messaging "polls better," have the right idea.

So now we have a major-party candidate for president whose messaging, if it continues the themes of Thursday night's speech, will include.

Thus the gene whose message it was carrying is silenced.

There's the movie itself, whose message preaches individual empowerment over an oppressive society.

There were plenty of other signs whose message she still believed in wholeheartedly.

In the end, though, the story was Trump, whose message was more downbeat.

The unknown hacker, whose messages were swiftly deleted, said the public should decide her fate.