Sentence examples for like a cautionary from inspiring English sources

Is Karen Durbin serious when she writes that the movie "Rosemary's Baby," which "reached theaters on the eve of the women's liberation movement," reads "like a cautionary reminder of why one was needed in the first place"?

That would seem like a cautionary tale to reality stars everywhere.

It feels less like a love story than like a cautionary tale.

Sounds like a cautionary tale, but respect for offensive linemen inevitably has its limits.

Today, it reads like a cautionary reminder of why one was needed in the first place.

Whatever the size of the hit, it looks like a cautionary sign — or at least a timely reminder.

Having been through this all before myself I would like to tell a cautionary tale that can happen to the best of us: The Yo-Yo life of the tech entrepreneur.

"Thriller-like," Booklist raved, "a cautionary analysis of the perils of nuclear power the world over".

While it didn't go as she would have liked, this is not a cautionary tale against bucking tradition; no, it's a celebration of female empowerment and agency, of busting out-dated taboos and flipping the script.

Yet her elegantly crafted message to Trump on Wednesday to mark his surprise triumph reads like more of a cautionary note.

Meanwhile, totalitarian states like East Germany offered a cautionary tale of what could happen when vast, unchecked surveillance turned citizens into informers, and persecuted people for what they said in the privacy of their own homes.