Sentence examples for attempts to warn from inspiring English sources

The campaign attempts to warn teenagers against the dangers of sustained marijuana use, but was quickly parodied on social media.

Attempts to warn people about the consequences of what they consume are quashed by corporate lobbies and their lackeys in the political system.

His desperate attempts to warn Catherine, Simon's bereaved fiancée, of her impending fate, are hampered by an inexplicable compulsion to spout Walt Whitman's verse.

But at least McCain has gone on to provide service to the country in the Senate, such as his current attempts to warn the nation that we haven't been told enough about what happened during the tragic attack on Benghazi.

At this point, the fish, an obvious Christ figure who represents the prevailing Christian morality, attempts to warn the children, and thus, in effect, warns all of humanity of the dangers associated with the unleashing of the primal urges.

Opposing Berlusconi by ridiculing him, Orsina said, was a way to preach to the converted, as were attempts to warn that Berlusconi's rule represented the end of Italian democracy.

By attacking her, the Taliban attempted to warn all the youngsters not to follow her ideology.

An old school friend who had tried it attempted to warn her off.

The Property Council has also launched advertisements attempting to warn politicians against winding back negative gearing concessions.

"The U.S. crew repeatedly attempted to warn the vessel's operators to turn away from their deliberate approach.

Jimmy's attempt to warn the Kettlemans about an imminent threat (Nacho) appears to come too late: they're gone.