Sentence examples for bitter warning from inspiring English sources

She followed it with Bob Dylan's "License to Kill," a bitter warning about mankind's rush to self-destruction.

The second disc offers a more astringent view, from her ruthless attitude towards her "Sidedish Friend" and the old flame fallen on hard times in "Accident", to the bitter warning that brings things to a close, "Don't fuck me in front of me".

On a more sober note Clyde Otis's "Take a Look," a bitter warning about the fallout of racial strife in the 1960's, which was memorably recorded by Aretha Franklin, assumes a whole new meaning in the light of 9/11 and the war in Iraq.

This week, with a new president in place but all their other demands unmet, those same protesters have been drifting back to the farms here, feeling defeated, angry and bitter and warning of the fire next time.

Mr. Ryan was one of only two legislators officially trotted out before the gathered reporters to speak on the record, and he was the one who gave his fellow members a dose of bitter medicine, warning, "We also have to recognize the realities of the divided government that we have".

In 1990, I co-authored "Biotechnology's Bitter Harvest," a report warning that such weeds were certain to emerge if farmers widely adopted genetically engineered Roundup Ready crops, which is exactly what has happened.

Better than just practical, in fact: Mr Mead believes that America's "unique style...has enabled us to become the richest and most powerful nation in the history of the world".In this section Four threads, one mighty rope Bitter and bickering Dire warning Riddle of the bands Terribly good On its head Unprivate lives Into the mainstream ReprintsIn one sense, this is a truism.

Many poisons made by plants are bitter, so the scientists thought that the receptors must play a role in warning the lungs of a potentially toxic environment.

Fair warning.

Hipster warning.

See warning.