Sentence examples for by cautioned from inspiring English sources

Two members of the university's chaplaincy's staff, one of them in the black-and-red robes of a Roman Catholic priest, sat beside the remains as reporters filed silently by, cautioned by university staff to behave with the "dignity" owed to a king.

Clattenburg compromised by cautioning the teenager.

(She was, as Brownmiller put it, "considered hopelessly bourgeois". Friedan returned fire by cautioning young women against the "bra-burning, anti-man" feminists who were supplanting her).

General Petraeus's testimony solidifies the grip of the Catch-22 by cautioning that hasty retreat will result in catastrophic consequences.

He started off his performance by cautioning Vardy and the first yellow card was where it all started to go wrong.

He holds out a small hope that France's leaders will be able to help the country come together by cautioning against scapegoating.

Gone are the days when a Franklin Roosevelt would try to defuse an economic panic by cautioning a nation against the fear of fear itself.

I easily arrested this misconduct by cautioning students through a Twitter post that read: "#DL & #IR: you risk #losing marks for any unpalatable or derogatory tweets".

Rather than pointing to the spot, and sending the keeper off for a professional foul, the referee incensed the Dee support by cautioning the attacker.

That phrase, constructed to both mirror and contradict Black Lives Matter, supposedly advocates for the lives of all people by cautioning against focusing on one demographic.

But by cautioning too much against the populists and red-flagging them, the centrist parties accidentally put them on a pedestal.