Sentence examples similar to a heeded from inspiring English sources

But a few heeded the advice of a large welcome sign that read, "Make Yourself Comfortable".

(Her first few lines of the evening, alas, were covered by audience laughter after a donkey heeded nature's call onstage — an occupational hazard in a Zeffirelli production).

A majority heeded the Dalai Lama's counsel to find a pacifist middle way.

It may be, but it is unlikely to be a message heeded by the schools.

Such an approach heeds a recent call [ 11] for social scientists to contribute new ways of studying and improving patient safety rather than standing on the sidelines of the debate as critics.

If Carter failed as a president, he did not fail as a leader; he heeded his own warning.

Many Bolivians heeded an opposition call to register a protest vote in October.

It's a shame nobody heeded it.

The government only recently heeded a decade of advice to consolidate its big mills.

If its call for a mistrial is heeded, it will rehearse those arguments anew.

The curators might have heeded a similar note: the show weighs in at more than seven hundred objects.