Sentence examples for more sternly from inspiring English sources
Twice-boiled water is frowned on even more sternly.
And he is giving Aceh the latitude to implement Islamic law more sternly.
"But next year we'll just warn customers even more sternly: 'Add two hours!
He or she might do more to reassure Gulf monarchies and speak more sternly to Iran.
"I said," now a little more sternly, "give me a high five".
Daffodil's bratty outburst -- "I hate it, I hate it, I hate it!" -- would be met more sternly by many moms.
"Ten more!" she said sternly.
Rather than suicide bombings, you achieve so much more with a sternly worded letter".
But Cheryl and Debbie, despite some nudging from Margaret about the necessity of giving people more than mere subsistence, sternly drew the line at a system that could end up with the workless taking home more than workers.
1788-1824 "wouldould write who had anything better to do?" 16 Holles St, London, England Aberdeen Grammar School; home tutors; Harrow; Trinity College, Cambridge, where he kept a bear as the more usual pets were sternly prohibited.
The sternly moral more-or-less Leavisite reading that we were taught aspired to an Olympian dispassion, approaching books like scripture (as I still more-or-less do).
