Sentence examples for rather a warning from inspiring English sources

The CEA should take this popular response seriously: it's not a warning that their show is about to hit the wall, but rather a warning that they have failed to make understood what the show is about.

However, "Pigs and Battleships" (Times-rated Mature for adult themes) is not a condemnation--Imamura knows how hard pressed and sorely tempted his people are--but rather a warning.

Surely that is more of an invitation to the prurient rather than a warning?

Although the State Department issued an alert about Europe rather than a warning, the announcement nonetheless attracted wide attention.

Ms. Rice continues to insist that the information was "historical" rather than a warning of something likely to occur.

But the most ubiquitous security concern may be the most mundane: visitors for whom those "Do Not Touch" signs are a challenge rather than a warning.

On the other hand, rather than a warning, the color is an invitation to many who practice mindfulness, that movement that trains your mind on the present moment.

One respondent told the BBC that he thought the tag was actually an encouragement to forward messages on rather than a warning.

More sci-fi should be "a blueprint for what we might achieve, rather than a warning of what might happen to us," MacFarlane says.

It may be trusted that the reference by Mr. Crowfoot to the dependence of the projected excavation on the provision of funds is a reminder rather than a warning.

The second campaign (1548 49) brought much of the area around Lake Van under Ottoman rule, but the third (1554 55) served rather as a warning to the Ottomans of the difficulty of subduing the Ṣafavid state in Persia.