This evening, as she drove past, she felt not inspired but admonished.
"He ruined one of my parks," said Ms. Midler, crediting Moses with preserving land from development but admonishing him for building the Cross-Bronx Expressway through Highbridge Park.
In one incident he said he did witness, Luther gave each fighter three magic bullets but admonished them to save them for emergencies.
It's unbelievable!" Mr. Enim was among the few visitors to remark on the Dutch hosts of the meeting, whom he praised for their efficiency and friendliness, but admonished for spiritual laxity.
A commenter to Mr. Ford's column, who describes himself as a white American man living in Brazil, sided with Mr. Gates, but admonished him: "I'm sure you have been mistreated.
The Globe and Mail, an influential Toronto newspaper with a national circulation, demonstrated the deep ambivalence in an editorial on Saturday urging readers to vote Liberal, but admonishing: "Mr. Chretien has to go.
You could see what they were driving at, but admonishing your audience for not avoiding the "constant distractions" of the modern world does make you look a little pompous, like the kind of joyless cultural theorist who spent the 70s complaining that glam rock was a collusion in consumer capitalism's attempt to recreate a dependent adolescent class.
The team not only punished Rosberg privately, but admonished him in public as well.
None were as scolding as Elliott's grandmother Caroline, though, who spoke in soft but admonishing tones to Ardis and told him that while the account was certainly not in the best taste, it didn't amount to a crime.
The angel tells Balaam to continue his journey, but admonishes that he must say nothing except what G-d tells him--Balaam's version of staying on the moral path.
