Sentence examples for from the warning of from inspiring English sources

The terms vanities and memento mori have, for centuries, referred to art that represents death; the label is derived from the warning of life's fleeting nature in Ecclesiastes: "Vanity of vanities, vanity of vanities; all is vanity".

Taking a cue from the warning of Thomas et al. that "history will judge our generation's response to the next pandemic in large part by our ability to act ethically" [ 19], our paper aims to first assess how sensitive the Ghana NISPPI is to ethics matters.

Almost every part of the story – from the warnings of the London Invasive Species Initiative, to the involvement of London Zoo, to the biology and ecology of the snakes themselves, to the suggestion that any sort of row has broken out – is complete and utter bullshit.

DOMONIQUE FOXWORTH, of the Baltimore Ravens, discussing new language from the N.F.L. warning of the danger of concussions.

They even pluck their metaphors from the environment, warning of the danger of a potential "privacy Chernobyl" or "privacy oil spills".

The Department of Transport received a report from the International Council on Clean Transportation warning of a compliance issue last October, a spokesman said.

Beijing has urged diplomats in Oslo to stay away from the event, warning of "consequences" if they go.

The village's 2,341 inhabitants pay little heed to the warnings of catastrophe from antinuclear types.

Trammell, now a Cubs coach, said umpires ordered the grounds crew to clear debris from the warning track between innings of the first game.

Pretty dickish, he admits, but a far cry from even the warning signs of the violence that people like Rodger have carried out.

From nearby came the warning beeps of construction vehicles backing up.