Sentence examples for many admonitions from inspiring English sources

Stay up all fucking night," and ends, many admonitions later, "Think about all the fucking possibilities".

No matter how many admonitions we hear about health or the supposed junk food crunch factor of baby carrots and no matter how many convenience factors we build in, if vegetables don't taste good, they will never win against Pop-Tarts.

In the poem "Queer Theory, According to My Grandmother," Blanco writes of the many admonitions he received growing up.

And of course there's the ever-popular "coulrophobia" -- or fear of clowns -- which, as the "Pop-Up Book of Phobias" (Rob Weisbach Books, $24.95) explains, is caused by "negative circus experiences in early childhood," as well as too many parental admonitions about strangers.

Despite the nuclear watchdog's most recent admonition, many robots, even the fried ones, have been helpful in what little progress has been made in cleaning up the site.

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.

Robinson said she had heard many of the same admonitions.

There were musings, cautions, and admonitions by many who hadn't seen the film.

In many countries, such an admonition might strike fear among a minority who forget, fudge or outright refuse to file.

How many people may heed such admonitions is unclear.

This should make anyone hesitant to make strong claims regarding what the evidence on SDCFs "clearly proves". But with drug policy debate being what it is, there is no guarantee that many people will take that admonition to heart.