Sentence examples for also sternly from inspiring English sources

Last month, the correspondent Andy Rooney also sternly criticized management in his syndicated newspaper column.

The judge also sternly rebuked an N.C.A.A. rule which could penalize a university or a student for complying with the terms of a court injunction if that injunction was later reversed on appeal.

When I first talk with people, I usually need to spend 10 minutes letting them vent about what they hate about Muslims, but when they find out that I'm also very sternly against crimes against humanity like terrorism, FGM, and pedophilia, we can start to have an honest conversation about what really motivates their fears.

In The Netherlands, Hendrik Petrus Berlage also created a sternly fundamentalist language of marked individuality that is best appreciated in his masterpiece, the Amsterdam Exchange (1898 1903).

Allan Siefkin, the chief medical officer, also sent a sternly worded rebuke that concluded, "DO NOT PERFORM ANY ADDITIONAL SURGERY ON ANY PATIENTS USING THIS PROCEDURE!" That morning, the third Enterobacter patient died, of a stroke, after intravenous antibiotics failed to reverse her decline.

Also in charge, and sternly taking stock of her worried students, is Christine Lahti's Dr. Rachel Woodruff, who recognizes Joe as the especially hard case that he is.

Many of Chevron's own shareholders are also disturbed enough to have sternly rebuked Watson for mishandling the fallout from the Ecuador judgment.

What he actually did was get a family friend, who was also a State Trooper, to talk sternly to Josh.

Larner also impresses as the iron-willed grandmother sternly opposing the property sale.

Chief Inspector Hales is also hard to read and perhaps not as sternly by-the-book as she projects.

"It's not too late," I told myself sternly.