Sentence examples for classic warning from inspiring English sources

She noticed blood in her stool, a classic warning sign of colon cancer.

That's why its antithesis – lack of faith that our lives will get better in the future – is a classic warning sign of depression.

There were classic warning signs: waking up in the middle of the night, not eating, losing weight, not interested in anything, getting worried about things.

Despite the seemingly high inventory, though, anyone considering buying a distressed property should heed the classic warning: Caveat emptor, or let the buyer beware.

What makes looking at jumping suicides potentially instructive is that it is a method associated with a very high degree of impulsivity, and its victims often display few of the classic warning signs associated with suicidal behavior.

Looking back, Ms. Redholtz realizes now that she had exhibited many of the classic warning signs of Type 2 diabetes, the most common form of the disease, for a long while.

Both oil and gold prices rose in the half, classic warnings of higher inflation.

While the economy is not inflationary now, he said, the dollar's decline and spikes in commodity prices over the past year are classic early warning signs.

A classic early warning sign of cognitive decline and possibly dementia is losing the ability to manage your personal finances.

Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey leaned on the podium with his right elbow, his standard let-me-give-it-to-you-straight stance, and gave one of his classic blunt warnings, this time setting up a nearly hourlong speech laying out his educational platform.

The story occupies a territory somewhere between Lewis Carroll's Alice and Catherine Storr's classic fantasy of warning and healing, Marianne Dreams.