Sentence examples for even more sternly from inspiring English sources

Twice-boiled water is frowned on even more sternly.

"But next year we'll just warn customers even more sternly: 'Add two hours!

Five dancers (Ms. Emerson, Ms. Hansen, Christine Marcus, Mr. Cinquinella, Mr. Ronen and Kevin Predmore) darted among them, their lighter, softer costumes, designed by Elisa Jimenez, giving the musicians an even more sternly totemic look.

She was also a fan of John Donne, an even more sternly handicapped genius, and one evening got us into an extended conversation — I remember almost every word of it — about his poem "Aire and Angells" (note the spelling), which she was unravelling with an eleventh grader.

Football did not purge itself overnight and only came to serious grips with its problems after a particularly cynical World Cup in 1990 persuaded Fifa to set up a task force with the aim of getting referees to deal even more sternly with, among other things, professional fouls.

But the pro-democracy uprising in the Arab world has increased the pressure on Mr Zuma, at home and abroad, to treat despots in his own part of the globe more sternly.His own political future may even depend on it.

He acknowledged his love for and debt to Samuel Beckett and Eugène Ionesco – even more to his countryman Kafka, who, he would remind you sternly, was a comic writer, an inspirer of laughter in the dark.

But then professional careers are everything to those in the developed world, even more so in the chill of a recession: maybe we are all Niki Laudas now, plugging sternly on.

His material wasn't exactly gaily frolicking before – the waveform of Flesh and Blood gives you some idea of how sternly minimal his music is even before listening to it – but he's now phased out even more of his mojo, with this track made up of a tiny handful of elements.

He or she might do more to reassure Gulf monarchies and speak more sternly to Iran.

And he is giving Aceh the latitude to implement Islamic law more sternly.