Sentence examples for admonition it from inspiring English sources

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".

The rug should quote James Carville's famous admonition: "It's the economy, stupid!" There should be a special message for John Boehner, the Republican leader who has been strutting around as the Speaker-in-Waiting and who led the Republicans on Tuesday in their inane effort to deny Obama credit for anything by spending the day reminding people that it was W.'s war.

In the novella "Scott-King's Modern Europe" (1947), Waugh's pessimism about the future is in the schoolmaster's admonition: "I think it would be very wicked, indeed, to do anything to fit a boy for the modern world".

In the Osashizu these prophecies are repeated, with the admonition that "it will not do to think of small things".

You dedicated your book to your two daughters with the admonition that "it's in your hands now".

Alexander Fleming's Nobel Prize acceptance speech is often cited for his admonition that "it is not difficult to make microbes resistant to penicillin in the laboratory by exposing them to concentrations not sufficient to kill them…there is the danger that the ignorant man may easily under-dose himself and, by exposing his microbes to nonlethal quantities of the drug, make them resistant" [ 2].

I told you before, he said, I got this partner, this son-of-a-bitch Polack; he's gonna ruin me if I don't do something about it… This time one of them spoke to him, a red-headed guy named Nick something, his voice quiet but with a hint of admonition in it so that it sounded a little tired: What do you say we just play golf, Nick something said.

So going back to my original admonition, stop it -- all of you middle-aged, first-date sexters, just stop it.

The latter page has this admonition: "Pronounce it right, people".

He waited for Laurel's admonition, but it didn't come.

There's the bloody glove of course, and Cochran's famous admonition, "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit".