Sentence examples for pronounced warning from inspiring English sources
The study of Plato's account of beauty must begin with one pronounced warning about terminology.
These warning colors show pronounced east west geographical structure in distribution, but the phylogeography suggests repeated origin and loss.
Even in states where the fiscal struggles have been less pronounced, new governors are sounding warnings and talking, again and again, of waste, frugality, simplicity, shared sacrifice and painful choices.
Preference for reformulated products without nutritional warnings was more pronounced for non-market leaders.
Aine Brazil (pronounced OHNyeh BRAHzil) had plenty of advance warning that engineering was a man's world.
He resolved to climb it, despite the warning of the Duke of Abruzzi, Spoleto's uncle, who pronounced an ascent impossible after being stopped at 20,000 feet 20 years earlier by a wall of ice.
Foreign miscreants, he declared, should be deported; young ones should be taught a lesson with "warning-shot arrests", "education camps" and stiffer sentences.Mr Koch pronounced himself "the acknowledged voice of a silent majority of Germans".
He pronounced himself impressed.
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