Sentence examples for because of the cautionary from inspiring English sources

Alas, the biography was a success not so much because people were at the time interested in Schwartz's poetry but because of the cautionary nature of his life story.

Even her lipstick is va-voom red, and evidence of those twice-a-week workouts with a personal trainer — she is a fitness fanatic because of the cautionary tale provided by her father, hobbled by a series of strokes and heart attacks — is readily apparent.

Such are the ironies of the cautionary tales we tell ourselves about socioeconomic engineering.

For all of the cautionary tales in "Buddy," you'll know what he means.

We would argue "no" even in the face of the cautionary words provided above.

Regardless of the specific combination of reasons, the cautionary outcome remains the same: innovate or die.

The Beauty of Xiaohe she's called, and we forgive the poetic liberty, because in her death, against all the cautionary chastisements of later centuries, even that ephemeral aesthetic property remains intact.

And because he was an architect, the cautionary phrase "needs TLC — get your architect ready!" only served as further enticement.

The cautionary view of "an ounce of prevention," applies.

It tells the cautionary tale of a tiny British film called A Landscape of Lies.

The Cautionary Tale of a Cheerful Conservative.