Sentence examples for last admonition from inspiring English sources

To drive home this last admonition, Gee focuses several chapters on traditional beliefs about processes of evolutionary acquisition that have had to be scotched in light of new evidence.

This last admonition reminds me of being careful to eat dinner before going to fraternity parties when I was nineteen, so I would have something in my stomach in case I had to vomit.

Still, we're talking mostly about kids here, so I should offer one last admonition: If you decide to put the galaxy on your child's ceiling, don't let him see any of the "Alien" movies until he's, say, 45.

Administration officials have repeatedly told the American people to be prepared for a conflict that could last many years, an admonition reinforced by the Pentagon's announcement this month that it would more than double the American troop commitment to the operation in Iraq against Islamic State, to almost 3,000.

In the last few months, those admonitions have led to a series of punitive actions against writers perceived as straying too far in a liberal or reformist direction.

Thus, the Book of Malachi, named after the last of the prophets, concludes with an admonition to be mindful of the Torah of Moses.

Many of these are recorded in Boswell's The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D., including his famous assertion "Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel" and his admonition "Clear your mind of cant".

Tom Sherak, the academy's president, had opened the luncheon with an admonition that the Oscar show should last only three hours.

Obama's proposed estate tax reform in the 2012 budget is consistent with his earlier proposals and his admonition that current levels will not last.

In fact, in the great Niagara of spin, salutation, half-formed thought and admonition that is social media, positivity lasts longest and hate dies fast.

The last named is the source of her often-quoted admonition that poets should present imaginary gardens with real toads in them.