Sentence examples for admonitions from from inspiring English sources

And he's drawing unusual admonitions from senior Republicans.

These protests will not fade, whatever the temperature or the admonitions from a nonplussed government.

That is seemingly contradicted by admonitions from others to "be vigilant".

Despite clear admonitions from the Supreme Court, the prosecutors deliberately manipulated the jury selection process.

Like a recurring nightmare, I would hear the same admonitions from my kids' teachers, year in and year out.

By contrast, Mr. Edwards and his aides rejected admonitions from some Democrats that he step aside if he loses.

The judge, Martin Schneier of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, received a public admonition from the State Commission on Judicial Conduct.

Meanwhile, the players hunker down as if heeding the admonition from Ms. Stritch: "O.K., kids.

On Tuesday, the government moved to dismiss the charges, earning an admonition from Judge Richard J. Leon of Federal District Court for the District of Columbia.

Mr. Waple said the colonel felt that he deserved some sort of admonition from the Army, but not a discharge.

Images captured on cellphone cameras showed bloodstained Rapanui, drawing admonition from the United Nations last year over the use of force to resolve the island's problems.