Sentence examples for admonition that from inspiring English sources

AND FINALLY, the admonition that will set off the most howls: Avoid human names.

In the German case, that's an admonition that sounds like inflation, and has been paid no heed.

It is an admonition that should be taken with a grain of salt, said Chris Petrillo, a product manager at the company.

In fact, in the great Niagara of spin, salutation, half-formed thought and admonition that is social media, positivity lasts longest and hate dies fast.

But on this evening, he concluded the session well before midnight, with an admonition that suggested he had some insight into the insidiousness of both work and play.

If we choose passivity and appeasement, we will again relive Churchill's post-Munich admonition that, "England had a choice between dishonor and war.

For Team Cat, Ariel Levy echoed Counsel Lane's admonition that the aloofness of cats is instructive.

But he stands by his admonition that unchecked capitalism threatens freedom and democracy around the world.

The conflagration must be glimpsed indirectly, following Appelfeld's admonition that "one does not look directly into the sun".

Descartes was also stoic, however, in his admonition that, rather than change the world, human beings should control their passions.

He seemed to believe quite literally what most writers take figuratively - Aristotle's admonition that poetry is more truthful than history.