"Her" is a cautionary tale that offers warning where none is needed, a diffuse and sentimental admonition to put the smartphone down, push away from the computer, turn off the TV, unplug the game controller, and connect with people.
A shaky chair rolled across the cement floor, and an admonition to watch where one steps is more like it.
I scrolled down to the bottom, where this admonition appeared: "This story was dynamically generated using a generic 'template' and is not factual.
It is, perhaps, the one place in Midtown where the peculiar admonition "I'm stepping over you" is met with an appreciative nod.
Surely nowhere does that admonition speak more forcefully than where raw, brutal poverty and suffering are concerned.
Had it been a women's record instead of a men's record being surpassed, he said, the Huskies would have received scant news media attention and the admonition "let's send them back where they belong, in the kitchen".
That same admonition was heard in the Clinton White House, where I worked as a speechwriter, and where the mantras included "Don't put that on paper".
In a brief speech listing the principles that have guided his career, Mr. Carter drew applause with his admonitions to "work for a shop where editorial comes first" and "hug your staff".
Banbury described the "Orwellian admonitions and Carrollian logic" of the UN bureaucracy, where hiring new talent takes 213 days on average and is due to expand to more than one year under a new recruitment system.
Unlike the Plaza Accords, where the United States dealt only with allies, admonitions about or moves against the dollar from a G-20 including countries beyond the democratic pale (as well as open markets or nonmanipulated currencies) would not go down well with an American electorate having big leadership choices to make in 2012.
