Sentences with phrase «typical message»

A lot of us men fail to be creative and tend to send the same typical messages over and over again to different women.

All of this «surfacing» happens within an otherwise typical messaging conversation, which is the key here because most people are already having these kinds of conversations inside of other companies» apps.

What's interesting about Gates» column is that it runs counter to the typical message when it comes to diversity.

We noted yesterday that usually friendly Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi had veered from his typical messaging style to strike out at an MIT study that claimed drivers for the service only make $ 3.37 an hour.

A typical message I heard while listening to radio broadcasts in northern Nicaragua accused the Sandinistas of «burning churches, kidnapping Nicaraguan children and sending them to Cuba, stealing land from campesinos, creating internal food shortages by sending Nicaragua's food to the Soviet Union, and killing old people in order to make soap.»

In other words, I am not sure that the typical message which is preached at an Evangelism Crusade is actually the Scriptural gospel.

A typical message is from Jamie, aged 10.

This was a typical message found on Twitter in the wake of accusations over Cambridge Analytica using personal data from 50 million Facebook users to influence the US presidential election in 2016.

This is one of the typical messages we have received from singles who are in their 60's and above.

With the typical messages about friendship, being yourself, and treating others with kindness, it manages to pull off a sweet, if entirely unrealistic, ending.

And while this seems like a typical message to put...

Spend some time finding out how people develop a typical messages and then use the same methods.

This was a typical message found on Twitter in the wake of accusations over Cambridge Analytica using personal data from 50 million Facebook users to influence the US presidential election in 2016.

Those are the typical messages many leaders unwittingly communicate when they make the mistake of delegating a highly visible crisis, something that inevitably challenges every organization.