Sentence examples for passionate warning from inspiring English sources

OTTAWA — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, escalating his budget battle with Congress, has issued an unusually passionate warning that the impasse over this year's federal spending package threatens the military's readiness to fight.

The debate among the senators at one point swept up one of the witnesses, Gen. Peter J. Schoomaker, the Army chief of staff, who gave a passionate warning against overreacting to the prison-abuse scandal.

Its five thousand words, all extemporized, add up to a passionate warning against being a "drum major" — against succumbing to the "drum major instinct," a universal human temptation defined as "a desire to be out front, a desire to lead the parade, a desire to be first".

You ignored repeated, intense, passionate warnings before 9/11, all of which had a predicate in prior history.

Isabel Allende's vioce, heard last week on Radio Three describing the murderers and torturers who held Chile in thrall for 15 years, and forced her into exile, is passionate, sombre, warning.

It will probably soon be changed to say "Good evening, this is the Partridge Island Light: you have just thrilled to the sound of our passionate fog warning, as given by Floyd McNamee.

It is a passionate, ever-vibrant appeal, warning of the dangers of blind intolerance and the despotism of governments and religious powers, and of the perils of seeking righteousness through the crushing of perceived enemies.

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And she has brought to Paris the same artillery of cogent and passionate arguments she deployed in New York, warning about the need to battle inequality and exclusion and bring women fully into decision-making.

"Red is a warning; it's hot, passionate, dangerous, wild".

As pro-Chechen demonstrators noisily protested outside Downing Street, Mr Putin made a passionate defence of Russia's offensive in Chechnya, warning that European countries were afraid of offending their own Muslim inhabitants: "Western Europe could pay heavily for this".