Sentence examples for familiar admonition from inspiring English sources
Senator John McCain races through the final days of the presidential race reciting a familiar admonition.
Sergeant Denton offered Colonel Sutherland and his soldiers a familiar admonition: "Don't take offense, but I don't want to see any of you back here for a while".
Now, like a child absorbing the warning never to talk to strangers, I had assimilated the familiar admonition never to click on the "reply all" tab on my e-mail screen before undergoing days of reflection, introspection and legal consultation.
A president besieged, congressional hearings, subpoenas flying, an FBI investigation, dark murmurings about "what did he know and when did he know it", and the familiar admonition that what matters is not the crime but the cover-up.
The number of convictions before military commissions, on the other hand, is just seven.Mr Obama properly rebuffed calls to declare Mr Tsarnaev an enemy combatant, but he has exploited, with considerable latitude, a loophole that permits certain suspects to be questioned before receiving the familiar admonitions Mr Tsarnaev heard in his hospital-room interrogation on Monday.
Most familiar parent's admonition to the homework-challenged child: Father -- How do you expect to ever get into college?
"How 'bout a smile!," he shouted, an aggressive admonition familiar to women everywhere.
As a teacher of history, she would be familiar with Solon's admonition to Croesus of Lydia — no one's life can be deemed happy until it is over — which makes her hope for answers equally fascinating and futile.
Everyone is familiar with the SEC admonition that "past returns are not indicative of future results".
When I broke the news to my family, they went through the familiar stages of processing denial, "you're just being trendy," anger but the one I remember best was the oft-repeated admonition not to tell anyone.
