Sentence examples for as admonition from inspiring English sources

"A song is a living thing," he told the audience as admonition or justification.

From what often start as admonitions to "be kind to your little sister" to clear and persistent messages of compassion through many conduits that they will slowly but surely absorb, seeing the emergence of compassion unfold in your children before your eyes is a wonderful thing to behold.

This purportedly has included belittling comments made regarding medical doctors' knowledge about nutrition and health and wellness, as well as admonitions given to patients about the therapeutic modalities used by these providers (e.g. "Do not tell your doctor about this").

She reminded the City College students that her family had come to America "in chains" – but she said it not as an admonition but as an exaltation that they follow her on to higher things.

This linking of pleasure and guilt is intended as an enticement, not as an admonition: reading for guilty pleasure is like letting one's diet slide for a day — naughty but relatively harmless.

This linking of pleasure and guilt is intended as an enticement, not as an admonition: reading for guilty pleasure is like letting one's diet slide for a day naughty but relatively harmless.

For a President who spent much of his first term trying to avoid the entire subject of gun control, this represented big progress, as did his admonition that "this has to be a central issue".

Given the probability of increased weather related disasters, this article should serve as an admonition to those whom believe Romney the superior choice as our government's chief executive.

Annan's remarks were widely interpreted as an admonition to the United States not to act alone.

But even his efforts at mollification could be read as an admonition.

One could read the ending, counter to how I think Koja intended it, as an admonition to remain with one's kind.