Sentence examples for admonition from inspiring English sources

This spurred an admonition from Justice Samuel Alito: "[Y]ou are making a very, very aggressive argument in favour of executive power" that "has nothing whatsoever to do with whether the Senate is in session or not".

Given the manipulation by those in power, this is understandable.Theodore Roosevelt's admonition about the United States around a century ago applies with full force in Ukraine: "Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government, owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people.

The only conceivable reason for Mr Khamenei's failure to countenance their arrest was his fear of turning adversaries into martyrs.In the first week of January came an admonition.

Among the targets of the pope's admonition, it seems, were certain bishops in Germany, who had a penchant for top-of-the-range BMWs or Mercedes.Richard Chartres, the Anglican bishop of London, once described large, gas-guzzling cars, as well as unnecessary flying, as a "symptom of sin".

That admonition was among 13 rules that managers felt necessary to post on the walls of a shambolic fridge factory in Qingdao in the early 1980s.

But in the situation of needing to impress a mysterious admissions committee, the admonition to "genuinely illustrate who you are" is not exactly easy to follow.

"KNOW thyself" was the admonition over the entrance to the oracle at Delphi.